Built by someone who has experienced the pain points of multiple industries firsthand.
Obelisk is a business venture based in Dublin, Ireland, founded by Tim Falkner. We work with clients internationally: in person when it matters, live online when it doesn't. Our goal is to help companies flourish by implementing AI with intent. Less context switching. Less burnout.
The story
I didn't start in software. My background is in IP and IT law, and the road since has run through medical negligence firms, data teams inside tech companies, and most recently a project coordinator role at a tech company. Along the way I've run operations, managed teams, and built the SOPs and processes those teams live in.
All of which is to say: I know what it feels like when your days are more admin than actual work. And I know it isn't industry specific.
So I built tools to support myself first. When they worked, I began building them for others.
Why Obelisk exists
Repetitive work is a tax on executive function. Every routine chase-up, filing pass, and status check spends the same finite attention your team needs for actual judgment calls. The cost isn't just the minutes: it's the mental clarity that never comes back to the work that matters.
Obelisk watches how the work actually flows, identifies the inefficiencies, and automates the repetition into drafts. Your people stop carrying the routine in their heads and start reviewing it in a queue. Clear queue, clear head.
Instead of replacing people, Obelisk is designed to keep them at their best: less burnout, more of the judgment work only they can do.
Private instances. Your data never becomes the product.
Obelisk ships as isolated per-organization instances: your deployment runs against your systems with your credentials, and nothing crosses between instances. The knowledge it builds, the answers it learns, the drafts it writes stay yours.
Pilot programs are open.
If your team runs on a stack of systems that don't talk to each other, Obelisk can start drafting the gaps in weeks, not quarters.
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