From Consulting to Software
We spent years helping businesses make sense of their data. Now we're building the tools we wish we had.
Ashlr.AI began life as Evero Consulting—a boutique strategy firm founded in Virginia. We built custom dashboards, wrote strategic reports, and helped companies understand what their data was really telling them.
Over time, we noticed a pattern. Our clients—smart, capable professionals—were drowning in complexity. Enterprise BI tools cost six figures. Personal finance apps were too basic. Email inboxes were chaos. The tools that existed were either too expensive or too shallow.
So we started building. First came Evero BI—enterprise-grade business intelligence at a price growing companies could actually afford. Then Koala Finance—personal finance clarity through intelligent automation. Then Triage—email intelligence that surfaces what matters.
In 2026, we formalized everything under AshlrAI, Inc., dedicated to building AI tools that make professionals dramatically more effective. The name comes from masonry: an ashlar is a precisely cut stone, ready to build something lasting.
That's what we do. We build precise tools. We go deep into specific workflows. We create software for people who care about their craft.
Meet the Founders
Three builders who believe software should respect your intelligence.
Mason Wyatt
Co-Founder & CEO
Former strategy consultant turned builder. Passionate about making enterprise-grade tools accessible to everyone.
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Mason Scofield
Co-Founder & CTO
Full-stack engineer with a focus on AI/ML systems. Believes in building software that gets out of your way.
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Evan Deloria
Co-Founder & COO
Operations expert with deep experience in professional services. Obsessed with workflow efficiency.
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Professionals deserve better tools
The best software respects your intelligence. It doesn't dumb things down or hide complexity behind paywalls. It gives you power and gets out of the way.
AI should augment, not replace
We build tools that make you better at your job—not tools that try to do your job for you. Human judgment stays at the center.
Deep beats wide
We'd rather build three exceptional products than thirty mediocre ones. Each tool we create goes deep into a specific workflow, built by people who lived the problem.