What we do
From framing the problem through choosing the technology, building it and testing it.
What we take on
AI systems
01We build generative AI and machine learning into real work and real products, not demonstrations. Where the machine decides and where a person does is part of the design, not an afterthought.
What this covers
- Agents that carry a task through
- Document search that shows its sources
- Text, image and audio in one pipeline
- Workflow automation
- Decision support
- AI-native applications
Models: building and measuring
02We do more than call a model that already exists: where the problem needs it, we build, tune and evaluate the model itself. We do not put a model in charge of anything before there is a way to tell whether it is right.
What this covers
- Machine learning
- Domain-specific models
- Fine-tuning
- Evaluation harnesses and regression suites
- Inference optimization
- Training and evaluation pipelines
Where you can see it
Simulation and digital twins
03Reproducing what happens in the physical world on a computer, and using it for design, verification and decisions. It is what you reach for when trying the real thing is expensive or dangerous.
What this covers
- Physical simulation
- Digital twins
- 3D environments
- Synthetic data
- Optimization
Nothing public yet
We have nothing public to show in this area yet. We are glad to walk through it directly.
Product engineering
04We take things past the prototype and build them as products people actually use. Shipping is where the work starts: releases, billing and monitoring stay with the same team.
What this covers
- Web applications
- iOS and Android applications
- Cloud infrastructure
- Backends and APIs
- Realtime systems
Data and knowledge
05Turning a company's data and expertise into something an AI or a product can use. The material nobody wrote for a machine to read is very often the asset nobody else has.
What this covers
- Data engineering
- Knowledge architecture
- Enterprise search
- Analytics
- Data products
Where you can see it
Business and technology design
06When what to build has not been decided yet, we start from framing the problem. We think it through with you before implementation — and then carry on into building it.
What this covers
- Problem definition
- Product strategy
- Technology strategy
- Business design
- Technical feasibility
- Prototype planning
From working it out to putting it in service.
The shape of an engagement varies. The spine of it does not.
- 01
Understand the problem
Who uses it, what is going wrong, and what would have to change for it to be worth anything. We do not move on while that is vague.
- 02
Design the system
The product, the working practice and the shape of the business. Which technology to use follows from that.
- 03
Build it
We build the assumption that matters most. A document is not the deliverable.
- 04
Validate it
Tested against real data in the real environment. A result that goes against us reaches you as it is.
- 05
Put it into service
Not stopping at a proof of concept. Built so it keeps running once it is in service.
Settled before we start
Ownership of what we build, how your data is handled, and how the work stays legible. The same terms whatever the shape of the engagement.
- You own it
- The code, the models, the evaluation sets and the documentation are yours. We do not keep a licence back, and we do not build you something that only we can operate.
- Your data stays where you put it
- We can build so that your data never leaves your environment, including running models locally where that is what the situation requires. Where a hosted model is used, we say which, and what it is sent.
- No vendor captured us
- The model is a configuration value, chosen per task and replaceable. We have shipped systems with a fully local fallback path specifically so that independence can be exercised rather than asserted.
- Security agreed per engagement
- Compliance standards, data residency and access policies are settled at the start of a project against your requirements, not assumed from ours.
You do not need to know what to build yet.
A problem, some data or an idea is enough. We start from deciding what to build.