Seeko

Seeko is an AI consulting practice for leadership teams, starting with an audit-first process and offering sprint, quarter, or steering engagements.

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Audit-first AI consulting for leadership teams

Seeko is an AI consulting practice for leadership teams that want AI work to pay back in the business, not just produce demos. It begins with an audit-first approach that looks at how the company works, where AI should change that work, and which bets are worth pursuing.

The practice offers three engagement shapes after the audit: a six-week sprint for one clear bet, a 13-week quarter engagement for two or three connected bets, and an ongoing steering option for leadership teams that want continued review. Seeko also runs AI Ready, a public learning letter and proficiency model, and Clutch, software for running AI in production, currently in private beta.

What Seeko provides

Two-week audit

A two-week diagnostic that maps how the company works, identifies where AI should change it, and names the failure modes before a larger build begins.

Decision support

A written diagnosis with a ranked list of bets, plus a kill list that identifies work to stop as well as work to pursue.

Flexible engagement shapes

Sprint, quarter, and steering engagement formats let teams choose between one bet, a few connected bets, or ongoing advisory.

Hands-on delivery with handoff

An embedded operator can work inside the team while the client owns the code and the day-to-day execution.

Practical artifacts

Deliverables include an eval harness, production playbook, weekly update, or monthly memo depending on the engagement.

Founder-led involvement

The practice is led by Haroon Choudery, who runs audits directly and stays on the steering cadence for longer work.

When Seeko is a fit

Prioritizing AI bets
A leadership team knows it wants to use AI, but the first step is figuring out which bets are worth making and which projects should be stopped before more time is spent.
Running a focused sprint
A company has one clear AI opportunity and wants a bounded six-week effort with an embedded operator and a defined handoff.
Coordinating related bets
A team has a few connected AI initiatives that share infrastructure and needs a 13-week engagement with evaluation and production support.
Ongoing steering
An executive group wants an outside pair of eyes on open AI projects without committing to a full build engagement.
Creating reusable operating artifacts
An organization wants written deliverables, such as a diagnosis, playbook, or monthly read-out, that can be used after the engagement ends.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Starts with a diagnosis before recommending work, which can reduce wasted effort.
Offers concrete deliverables rather than abstract advice, including written reports and operational artifacts.
Lets teams choose between a short sprint, a multi-bet quarter engagement, or ongoing steering.
Keeps the client owning the code and aims to hand work off rather than retain it indefinitely.
Founder involvement is clear: Haroon runs audits and stays on the steering cadence.

Cons

The audit is explicitly not the right fit for many teams under 30 people and pre-Series A.
Pricing is only described at the engagement level, so there is no public rate card for custom scoping.
The site emphasizes advisory and delivery support, not self-serve software with broad integrations.

FAQ

How does Seeko typically start an engagement?

Seeko starts with a two-week audit. The audit produces a written diagnosis and a ranked list of bets, and the company says it can be the deliverable on its own.

Does Seeko work under NDA?

Yes. Seeko says it will sign a mutual NDA before the first call if needed.

Is Seeko a fit for very small startups?

Seeko says the audit usually is not the right shape for teams under 30 people and pre-Series A, and it will point those teams to a sharper-edged firm or a single advisor.

Who works on the engagement?

Haroon Choudery runs every audit. For sprints and quarter engagements, the lead operator handles day-to-day work while Haroon stays on the steering cadence.

What do clients receive from the work?

Seeko provides written deliverables such as a diagnosis, ranked bet list, eval harness, production playbook, weekly update, or monthly read-out depending on the engagement type.