nchorage-based Delve Group builds custom AI-powered software for companies that have reached the limits of generic tools or still rely on tedious, time-consuming manual processes. Co-founded by spouses Kyle and Blythe Easterly, Delve Group turns advanced AI capabilities into operational reality. Its cutting-edge AI solutions include AI assistants and conversational tools; data intelligence and reporting; operations and compliance management; planning and decision support; custom workflow applications; and document intelligence.

In the past, custom software often required major budgets, long timelines, and a narrow business case. Now Alaska businesses across industries can leverage solutions that previously seemed out of reach. “We build software that otherwise wouldn’t have been built before AI development techniques became feasible,” says Kyle.

Delve Group’s work is intentionally broad, spanning healthcare, energy, telecom, field services, and other sectors. This allows the company to learn quickly from different projects and industries, build iteratively, and turn emerging AI capabilities into production systems that fit how clients already operate. Delve Group’s ultimate goal is to engage with clients for the long term. “It’s not just project work; it’s about an ongoing relationship,” Kyle explains.

Blythe says many organizations are still learning the difference between using generative AI as a stand-alone tool and applying agentic workflows that can help move work forward. “Because it’s so new, most of us are still discovering what it’s actually capable of,” she says.

That’s where Delve Group’s specialized knowledge comes into play. “When clients come to us for a service, they’re paying for our expertise,” Blythe says. “We know if there is an AI model that can solve for their problem, which model to deploy, and how to deploy it appropriately.”

Delve Group uses its expertise to make software adjust and respond to clients’ needs. It meticulously designs solutions around workflows—not around forcing clients into one-size-fits-all, off-the-shelf systems. For example, Delve Group helped a healthcare client convert inbound voicemails into a screen-based triage workflow, flagging urgent calls and saving an estimated ten-plus hours per day. For a field-service client, the company is building scheduling tools that can present multiple scenarios, allowing decision-makers to choose the strongest option instead of relying on one person’s knowledge and a single schedule.”

Delve Group is an “iteration maximalist” when it comes to building, testing, and refining solutions. Instead of asking clients what they want, disappearing for months, and returning with finished software, its team strives to begin with something functional. “We have had a 100-percent success rate in 2026 where, at our first meeting on a project, we are looking at a working piece of software,” Kyle says. Those early versions are not disposable mockups; they are the foundation for the production system that follows.

Internally, Delve Group uses the same philosophy it sells. The company has built its own AI-enabled systems for proposals, demos, testing, and operations. “We are applying AI to our process to the extent that we can continually repeat and improve our process and improve our products,” Blythe says. “We are scaling and delivering quality at the same time.” Delve Group urges businesses to examine their processes and think beyond using AI as a side tool. “To actually get value out of AI—more than just basic help—the AI has to be inside of your work,” Kyle explains. Delve Group is helping organizations close that gap by turning what AI can do into systems they actually use.

On a personal level, the Easterlys care about supporting the broader business community. They often volunteer at public events to help educate people about AI’s vast potential. “We see this technology as having a ton of benefit,” Blythe says, “and we definitely want it to be beneficial for everyone.”