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Athena — Business Intelligence
An AI advisor for an international pharma team: market, regulatory and competitive intelligence, answered in plain conversation.
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I built Athena in September twenty twenty-five for an international pharma business team. The problem: market data, regulatory information, and competitive intelligence across dozens of countries, demanding attention at once. Manual research was eating time that belonged to decisions.
Athena turns that into a conversation. You ask in plain language about export opportunities, tenders, market analysis, or regulatory intelligence, and you get a clear answer. An advisor that is always available.
I named it after the goddess of wisdom. The interface is a Greek temple in black and gold, built to accessibility standards. I vibe-coded it with AI: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, GSAP. It launched. If you build, or care about how information flows through a team, take a look.
Narrated in my own cloned voice, generated with ElevenLabs v4.
International pharma business means wading through market, regulatory and competitive information across dozens of countries. The research never stops. I built Athena to turn that into a conversation.
The team asks plain-language questions about export opportunities, tender intelligence, market analysis or regulatory requirements, and gets clear, direct answers. No manual searches, no synthesising from scattered sources. An always-available advisor that holds the four pillars of good intelligence in one place.
The name and the design are deliberate. Athena, goddess of wisdom, rendered as a Greek temple in black and gold: a golden-ratio hierarchy built on my C.L.E.A.R. design framework, WCAG 2.1 AA accessible, and animated with GSAP. The architecture of the interface mirrors what the tool does. It gathers scattered information into a single, structured view.
I built it in September 2025, vibe-coded with AI, and it launched. Athena is an internal tool with no public link. It exists for the people who use it, to help them reach decisions faster.
The making
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- GSAP