SteadyIQ, a trailblazer in government benefits modernization, has announced the official launch of its AI consulting arm. This initiative allows federal, state, and local agencies to benefit from customized and responsible AI solutions. SteadyIQ's AI will help revolutionize efficiency, accelerate modernization, and deliver meaningful impact for benefit recipients, taxpayers, and administrative agencies alike.

Adam Roseman, Co-Founder of SteadyIQ, said: "More than ever before, federal, state and local agencies are required to operate efficiently with modern systems and steadfast integrity. By deploying modular, secure AI-enabled systems backed by SteadyIQ's unique domain expertise we will help agencies achieve compliance requirements with a reduced administrative burden. Our solution will provide more user-friendly service to agencies, saving taxpayers while also accelerating benefits delivery to families who today often wait way too long to receive their benefits."

While its AI consulting arm was just launched, SteadyIQ has spent the past seven years serving benefit recipients across America, and has been actively serving government agencies for the past five. They have extensive data experience and proven, in-house expertise for income verification. Their data models are informed with more than three billion unique income transactions for benefits recipient populations that were mapped from their legacy consumer income tracking application, SteadyApp. Today, SteadyIQ's government income verification platform, the Income Passport, slashes manual review times by more than 90 percent. SteadyIQ has deployed programs across more than 20 state and local agencies to date.

Why SteadyIQ's AI Consulting Matters Now

Government agencies are facing significant upcoming challenges with administering Medicaid, SNAP, and TANF programs, associated with legislative changes in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, including:

• National 80-hour/month work requirements for able-bodied adults aged 19–64
• Expanded SNAP and TANF work requirements, erasing many previous exemptions and imposing stricter eligibility criteria.
• More frequent Medicaid renewals (semi-annual), new co-pays, and stricter income verification
• State liability for SNAP error rates over 6% and higher administrative burdens

Against the backdrop of these challenges, technology has advanced to a point where highly customizable systems are now able to be delivered quickly and cost effectively, delivering significant benefits to government agencies, taxpayers and deserving families. These technologies need to be leveraged to meet this moment.

SteadyIQ's AI Consulting Arm Will Transform the Landscape

Through SteadyIQ's AI consulting practice, government agencies can expect cost effective and customized deployments that achieve compliance with new requirements. Key foundational components of SteadyIQ's solution delivery will include:

Modular AI Agility for Constant Optimization: Enables highly modular solutions that benefit from the rapid progression of technology and prevent vendor lock-in. Leverages the foundational AI models, augmented by customized and personalized application layers, to deliver the latest and greatest tools for data capture, data enrichment, applicant and agency experience, and multi-modal support.

Modernization with Citizen-Centric Design: Drawing on deep experience designing behavioral economics-informed interfaces, guides vulnerable populations through work reporting, renewals, and benefits navigation—improving engagement, reducing drop-off, and increasing satisfaction.

Roseman added: "We deliver results to various stakeholders. Federal, state and local agencies can realize 90 percent reductions in manual review time and costs while enjoying modern, auditable workflows and a delightful user experience. Taxpayers will see meaningful reductions in overpayments with error tracking and precise verification. And benefit recipients will gain smoother access to the assistance they need with fewer hurdles, clearer instructions, and personalized experience and support."