House of Turing helps mid-sized businesses and SMEs adopt AI, govern and audit it, and make it stick.

“We can only see a short distance ahead, but we can see plenty there that needs to be done.”
Alan Turing, often called the father of computer science and artificial intelligence, asked whether machines could do what we, as thinking people, can do. We ask a more practical question: can machines do what resource-strained teams need them to do? For small and medium-sized businesses, the answer is yes, with the right controls: AI that takes on the manual work, without the enterprise price tag, and with people firmly in charge.
If any of this describes where you are, we should talk.
You know AI matters, but not where it fits in your business or what it should cost.
You want a measurable return, not another pilot that goes nowhere.
You need people to take up new ways of working, safely and with confidence.
You need control over which AI tools are used, by whom, and with what data.
Data scattered across systems and spreadsheets, and decisions made on yesterday’s numbers.
The technology behind BankStreet’s planning, Convoy’s control tower and Second Tide’s recovery tracking.
If two or more of these sound familiar, a short readiness review is the place to start.
Talk to usPeople are already putting work into AI tools, and no one has agreed what is allowed.
Copilot or another assistant is switched on, and nobody can say what has changed.
Information sits in spreadsheets and systems that don’t talk to each other.
There are a hundred possible uses and no clear first step.
Tenders, customers and insurers want to know how you control the AI you use.
Four ways we help. Start wherever you are: most clients begin with a readiness review or with governance, then build.
All servicesWhere AI can save time or improve decisions in your business, ranked by value, and what needs to be in place first.
More →The policies, controls and checks that let you use AI with confidence, and show customers, insurers and regulators that you do.
More →Helping your people use AI well, safely and every day.
More →When the plan needs new tools, we build them with established technology partners, on your own data and the systems you already have.
More →A clear sequence from first conversation to lasting result.
How AI is used today, where it could help, and what is in the way.
Priorities, policies and controls, agreed with the people who will own them.
Training, tools or builds, started with one team and tested before going wider.
Use and value tracked, controls reviewed, and support until it is simply how you work.
We start with the task or decision you want to improve, not the technology.
Policies, training and reports your people can read and act on.
A first result in weeks, tested with the people who will use it.
Scope and fee agreed after a short call, before any work starts.
We never audit a system we built, so the findings stay honest.
Human sign-off on the decisions that matter.
Readiness reviews, governance, audit and training are our own work, with our own methods and tools. For technical assurance and for building, we bring in selected partners: specialists we know, who work under our lead and to our standards.
Technical testing of AI systems for accuracy, bias, robustness and security, carried out by specialist testers alongside our governance and audit work, so you can show customers, insurers and regulators the evidence.
Established platforms and engineering partners for digital twins, AI agents, dashboards and integration, so you get working tools in weeks without paying for software to be written from scratch, and without being tied to one vendor.
We choose partners for each piece of work on fit, manage them day to day and stay accountable for the result. Audit work is always kept separate from anything we helped to build.
House of Turing builds the technology behind BankStreet’s planning, Convoy’s control tower and Second Tide’s recovery tracking, and works alongside Waterfront Advisory on operating models.
Tell us where you are with AI. A short call is enough to agree a first step and a fixed fee.