WESLR · Research & software

Practical software.
Clear scope.
A result you can check.

WESLR is an owner-led research and software business exploring focused work on document workflows, data cleanup and small web tools. Start with one concrete task and an outcome that matters to you.

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Initial document and data projects are B2B. Scope, price and acceptance checks are agreed before work begins.

Project work

A focused place to start.

These are examples of work we can assess together. The right scope depends on your workflow, the available inputs and the result you need.

Understand a broken workflow.

Review a recurring document-processing problem, compare the current output and define a small, checkable next step.

Document workflows

Make information usable.

Agree a field mapping, identify mismatches and assess a checked export for the format or destination you need.

Data cleanup & conversion

Give one task a useful tool.

Scope a focused tracker or browser tool around its users, essential behavior and a clear handoff.

Small web tools

Our approach

Agree what good looks like.

A useful project starts with a clear problem and a way to judge the result.

How we work

  1. Define the task.

    Understand the current process, the available inputs and the change you need.

  2. Make and check.

    Work within an agreed scope and assess the output against the original brief.

  3. Hand over with context.

    Include the deliverable, the relevant checks and any unresolved limits.

Who we are

Human direction.
AI-assisted work.

The owner directs WESLR, agrees project commitments and remains the accountable contact. AI tools, including ChatGPT, Codex and Claude, can assist research, implementation and review.

Each project needs suitable inputs and checks that match its intended use.

About WESLR

Research at WESLR

Questions worth investigating.

Our research includes NEWI and B-null (B0). NEWI remains in research. B-null examines scientific questions through source checks, prior-work review and bounded tests.

Explore our research projects

Start with a brief

What needs to work better?

Describe the task, the current workflow and the output you need.

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