RichLab AI Postbox.
Download Community Edition and copy the beginner GPT setup prompt.
Get the toolAI has landed in all our lives. There’s a real chance it can take that one persistent hurdle in your business — the thing that eats your time, frustrates you daily and quietly costs you money — and help cut it off at the root.
RichLab built Clarity to test that idea properly. It isn’t a form or a generic chatbot. It has a short, focused conversation about where your business is now, what you’re trying to build and what keeps getting in the way. Then it gives you an honest assessment of where AI may genuinely help — and where fixing something more fundamental should come first.
You don’t need to know anything about AI. Just know your business.
RichLab uses AI, public information and hard-earned experience to inspect online claims, test business ideas and build practical tools without pretending every experiment is a miracle.
Not a guru. Hannes Richard, a builder who tests stuff. Some works. Some doesn’t. All of it teaches something. Who runs RichLab →
RichLab follows a simple sequence: slow down, inspect the evidence, test the idea and build only what proves useful.
Check the names, dates, missing details, terms, company trail and the person standing behind the promise.
Use AI to build prototypes, sharpen questions and measure what happens—without confusing activity with proof.
Publish practical lessons in plain language so ordinary people can avoid nonsense and make better decisions.
RichLab asks you to check who stands behind an offer. So here is who stands behind this one.
RichLab is run by Hannes Richard, a fabricator and builder at Bronkhorstspruit Dam, Gauteng. His background is hands-on: CNC, plasma cutting, welding, mould-making and 3D modelling, and building software for real operations such as fleet management for a pallet-logistics business.
RichLab is a registered South African company: RICHLABONLINE, CIPC registration number K2026825594, incorporated 15 October 2026.
RichLab’s checks are guidance from public information. They are not legal advice, a credit check or a formal investigation.
Check the wording in an advert first, or go directly to a public-information check on the business, contractor or seller behind it.
Paste an advert, WhatsApp message, quote or offer. It checks the wording against a list of common warning patterns. It runs entirely in your browser and nothing is sent to RichLab.
Open Advert Check → 02 Powered by Scammer ScanRun a limited public-information check before hiring, buying from or paying a contractor, business, service provider or online seller.
Open Business Check →Run a limited public-information check before hiring, buying from or paying a contractor, business, service provider or online seller.
Do not ask only, “What are they showing me?” Ask, “What should be here that is not?”
Practical articles in plain language. Open any article without leaving the website.
Hannes is a member of the Funnel Junkies (FJU) online-business programme and has written up what he checked and what to ask before joining. Disclosure: that page contains a referral link, and RichLab may earn a commission. Read the FJU write-up →
These are not concept slides. They are working systems being developed, deployed and refined against real operational problems. Selected pilot partners are being invited to help test them in live environments.
Complete fleet-management platform
A consolidated fleet-management system designed to reduce dependence on multiple disconnected apps, spreadsheets and programmes.
Institutional knowledge & customer guidance
An AI-assisted guidance system that answers operational questions from an approved institutional knowledge base instead of guessing.
POPIA-focused estate information management
A practical estate-management system focused on the responsible handling of visitor, contractor, domestic-worker and access information while supporting effective security operations.
Who is responsible for the personal information collected at your estate gate? Where an HOA determines why and how that information is processed, it may be the responsible party under POPIA. Appointing a security provider does not, on its own, remove those responsibilities.
Watch this introduction to Estate Access and its approach to privacy and QR access. The system is being developed to support controlled access to information, defined retention and deletion workflows, and clearer responsibilities between the estate, HOA and security provider.
Software alone does not establish POPIA compliance. Appropriate policies, safeguards, operator agreements and day-to-day practices remain essential.
Watch the Estate Access video (5:39)Opens in a new tab. POPIA guidance from the Information Regulator
Follow RichLab as practical tools, public tests and useful lessons are built into one working system.
This part is being connected during the RichLab launch. The page is deliberately honest rather than pretending the system is already live.