Blaze Tech, a new technology company based in Minneapolis, announced its official launch July 30, saying it plans to develop artificial intelligence-powered software intended to help businesses manage everyday work.

In a press release, the company said its founding goal is to make advanced technology more accessible through practical, user-friendly applications. Blaze Tech said it aims to connect developments in artificial intelligence with software designed for routine business use.

The company identified several areas of focus for its first year. Those include AI-powered productivity and workflow automation tools, cloud-based business management platforms, data analytics and visualization products, and secure enterprise software using modern machine learning.

Blaze Tech also said it plans to offer custom software development for startups and growing businesses. The release did not provide details on planned products, pricing, staffing, funding or a timetable for product availability.

The announcement comes as businesses across industries increasingly assess how artificial intelligence can be used for administrative work, data analysis and internal operations. At the same time, companies offering AI-related products face scrutiny over security, reliability and whether tools deliver practical benefits for users.

Blaze Tech said its software will be intended for businesses of all sizes. The company did not identify customers or partnerships in its launch announcement.

The launch establishes Blaze Tech as a new entrant in the market for business software and AI-enabled workplace tools. Its stated priorities place it across several competitive technology categories, including workflow automation, cloud management, analytics and custom development.