About

A studio built for the second wave of AI.

Second Wave Technologies is a founder-led AI product and implementation studio in Honolulu, helping teams move from exploration to implementation.

Our story

The first wave of AI was exploration — demos, pilots, and promises. The second wave is where it starts doing real work. We've been building AI products since 2018, and we started Second Wave around a simple observation: most teams don't struggle to imagine what AI could do; they struggle to get it working reliably inside the workflows, products, and services they already depend on.

So that's the work we do. We help teams identify practical AI opportunities, integrate real capability into their operations, and validate that it keeps working — reliably and responsibly, with guardrails, documentation, and human judgment where it matters.

Our consulting is informed by the products we build and operate. Tadata.ai is our platform for exploring agentic workflows, evidence-grounded outputs, and human-in-the-loop review, developed through SBIR and state match support. AiToVid.com turns slide decks into narrated video — a live SaaS that keeps us honest about what it takes to run AI-assisted products in production.

Authenticity in how we build, innovation in how we solve problems, and a commitment to outcomes that actually move work forward — that's the Second Wave approach.

Mission

Help teams put AI to work on the workflows they already rely on — practically, reliably, and responsibly.

Vision

A future where AI takes real load off people’s plates, so teams spend their time on judgment and craft — not repetitive, data-heavy tasks.

Values
  • Authenticity: Build what’s real, useful, and grounded in engineering discipline.
  • Innovation: Push boundaries only when it improves reliability, speed, or understanding — never for hype.
  • Solution-Focused: Deliver outcomes that make day-to-day operations measurably better.

Ready to ride the wave?

Bring us an initiative, workflow, or product idea — we'll help you figure out what's practical and how to move forward.

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