Start with the right problem
Understand your users, validate the opportunity, and decide where AI can make a meaningful difference.
We design and build software around your business.
Strategy, design, and AI engineering, from one team.
Understand your users, validate the opportunity, and decide where AI can make a meaningful difference.
Connect thoughtful interfaces with reliable engineering. Every interaction and every integration considered together.
Evaluation, monitoring, and a clear handoff. The foundations for a product that keeps getting better.
Different challenges. The same care.
A few things we’ve brought to life.
A multi-branch fitness CRM and brand-aligned marketing site, serving 2,400+ active members.
Brand identity, product UX, and a custom generative AI experience launched on a single Next.js + Supabase stack.
An AI relocation assistant covering 122+ countries, with country-specific guardrails and audit trails.
AI + Google Maps location analytics that delivers competitor analysis, demographics, and SWOT in seconds.
A focused first step or a long-term team.
We meet you where you are.
An independent look at your AI product. Architecture, evaluation gaps, and a practical plan for what comes next.
Validate the opportunity, define the experience, and map the architecture. Leave with a clear scope and build estimate.
A working prototype to put in people’s hands, with an evaluation harness and a roadmap to production.
A complete AI product, designed and engineered for real users. Integrated, evaluated, and ready to launch.
Your dedicated AI engineering partner for continuous improvement, new capabilities, and life after launch.

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A Review (audit of an existing project) or Discovery (strategy for a new one) is one week. A Spark prototype runs 2–3 weeks. A full Build engagement is typically 8–12 weeks from kickoff to a launched product. Embed retainers are open-ended. We give a precise timeline and milestones at quote stage.
Both. We work with funded founders shipping their first AI product, with product teams inside scaling SaaS companies, and with established organizations adding AI to existing software. The bar isn't size — it's whether the work needs to actually ship.
Yes. A common engagement is taking on a stalled prototype that needs to reach production — wiring up evals, observability, and guardrails, fixing the reliability problems, and shipping it to real users. We'll review what's there and tell you honestly what stays and what we'd rebuild.
We don't publish standard rates because every engagement is scoped to outcomes, not hours. Discovery starts at a fixed fee in the low four figures. Spark and Build engagements are scoped per project. Embed retainers are monthly. Every quote returns within 24 hours of an inquiry.
We work globally and async-first. Calls are scheduled to your timezone. We've shipped products for clients across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
Every Build engagement ends with a clean handoff: docs, eval suites, observability dashboards, and a runbook your team can operate. Many clients then move to an Embed retainer so we keep iterating, monitoring, and shipping new capabilities. Some don't — both paths are fine.
A new idea. An unsolved problem. A next chapter.
We’d love to hear what you have in mind.