There’s software for everything except the work that actually runs your business.
Intake, approvals, handoffs, the month-end close — held together by spreadsheets, a portal per vendor, and two people who know every exception. We make software do that work, host it, and run it. Priced like SaaS.
A software company, not a consultancy.
Connect the AI you have. Or build the software you don’t.
Your Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini — able to act on your systems.
Your people already have an assistant open all day. It can talk about the work; it can't do it, because nothing connects it to where the work lives. We build and run that connection — the tools, the permissions, the audit trail — so the AI you already pay for can read, write, and act on your CRM, your queue, your records. Safely.
Software shaped to the work, when none exists to buy.
When the work needs its own surface — an intake desk, a review queue, an operator console — we design and build it around how your operation actually runs, with agents doing the work inside it and your people at the helm.
Most start with the first and grow into the second. Both come off the same line, and both start the same week.
We don’t staff a project. We run a factory.
A consultancy sells hours and starts every engagement from nothing. We built a production line: you describe the work, the line turns it into running software — a connection for the AI you have, or a product of your own — and keeps it running. Agents do the building; our engineers govern the line. That is what lets bespoke software carry a SaaS price: the line, and everything under it, is the same behind every product we run.
Five days. Friday, it’s running.
The design-sprint format you already know — one week, one problem, one room — except ours doesn’t end with a prototype. It ends with a usable slice of your software live in the workflow, because the factory that would build it is the one building it that week.
Map the work.
With the people who actually do it — the roles, the handoffs, the places it quietly breaks.
Pick the slice.
What gets built first, and what “working” means, in one sentence you’d sign.
The line builds it.
Wired to your data, your systems, your identity — and in front of your people while there’s still a day to be wrong.
It ships.
Your AI acting on a real system, or the first working slice of your software — live in the workflow, with the one-page design behind it and a firm subscription price for the rest.
The software does the work. Your people supervise it.
Not a chat box on the tools you already have — the workflow rethought around what agents can now do, with your operators at the helm. Identity, permissions, and audit come standard on every build. We host it in a VPC dedicated to you, SOC 2 Type 2, run it, and keep shipping to it on subscription. Changes are a paragraph, not a statement of work.
13 prototypes of what that looks like →Send me the paragraph.
What the work is, who does it, and what breaks. That’s enough. I’ll reply myself, and if there’s a fit, we’ll find a Monday.