about
We take the jobs that span four systems and belong to nobody.
Wurqur is a trading name of Cognizzo LLC. We build custom AI workers that hold a whole job, deployed inside your own systems and owned outright at handover.
What we have built.
Eighteen Wurqurs, across eight builds, running inside other companies’ systems now. Two of them:
a Document Reader, reviewing a tender
by handAn afternoon
with a Wurqur5–10 min
50 to 70 hours a month back. Read it.
a Management Reporter, building the weekly pack
by handMost of a day
with a WurqurUnder 20 min
25 to 35 hours a month back. Read it.
Every build names the systems it connects to, the rules it escalates by, and what was deliberately left to a person. All eight are written up, and the calculator describes forty-four workers across seven families.
What we think is true.
Three positions. Everything else about how we work follows from them.
A product owns a task. A Wurqur holds a job.
An invoice arrives. It gets matched to the purchase order, checked against the agreed rate, queried with the supplier who always mismatches, and filed. Five steps, four systems, one job, and the tool you bought does step one.
Owned, not rented.
You get the source, the documentation and the runbooks, and it runs in your own cloud account. Stop paying us and nothing switches off.
The cases it cannot decide arrive finished.
Every Wurqur has a written rule for what goes to a person, agreed before anything gets built. Those cases land on a desk with the work already done and the reason attached, which is the difference between a system people trust and one they check.
What we turn down.
Three kinds of work. Work a product already does well, because buying it is cheaper and faster than building anything. Work whose exceptions nobody can describe yet, because the exceptions are the build. And decisions that should stay with a person, because automating those buys speed nobody wanted.
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Tell us what is eating the week.
Scoping is free and it ends with one number.