Services

Four ways we take what you’re building to production.

For each: what it is, what actually changes hands, and how the engagement runs.

We are a small studio. The people who scope the work are the people who build it.

01

Agentic AI systems

Multi-step agents that hold state, call tools, and stop for a person before anything consequential. Built on LangGraph, with MCP where the agent needs a defined way into your systems.

What's delivered

  • Agent graph and state model: steps, branches, what persists
  • Tool layer: MCP servers or API adapters, with schemas and permissions
  • Human checkpoints on the steps you decide are consequential
  • An evaluation set of real cases, with per-run traces
  • Docker images, deployment, runbook, and a walkthrough with your engineers

How the engagement runs

Read the detail on agentic AI systems

03

Private & local AI deployment

Open-weight models (Llama, Qwen, Kimi, DeepSeek) on infrastructure you control: on-prem, in your VPC, or air-gapped. The same discipline covers image and video generation, and personal assistants such as OpenClaw and Hermes.

What's delivered

  • Model selection, benchmarked on your data rather than a leaderboard
  • Deployment architecture: serving stack, hardware sizing, network boundary
  • Guardrails: input and output policy, rate limits, audit log
  • Retrieval over your own documents
  • Handover: runbooks, an upgrade path, your team operating it without us

How the engagement runs

Read the detail on private AI deployment

02

Product development

The customer app (web or mobile), the custom backend, and the dashboard your team runs it from, built as one product. Rapid MVPs are a strength: we cut scope, never corners, and size the rest after week one.

What's delivered

  • Interface and interaction design, not a wrapper around a prompt
  • Web application build, and mobile (Flutter) where the product needs it
  • API layer, authentication, and the boundary between product and model
  • CI and containerised deployment on infrastructure you own
  • Source, infrastructure definitions and documentation handed over

How the engagement runs

04

AI consulting

Architecture reviews, build-versus-buy decisions, technical audits. A second opinion from people who have built the thing, not a slide deck about it.

What's delivered

  • Architecture review with written findings and the reasoning shown
  • Build-versus-buy recommendation, including the case for buying
  • Audit of an existing agent or retrieval system: where it fails and why
  • A prioritised plan your own team can execute without us

How the engagement runs

The stack

The tools we actually build on.

Named, so you can judge them. If yours already works, we build on it.

LangGraph
Agent orchestration: graphs, persisted state, human interrupts.
RAG pipelines
Retrieval over your documents, with an evaluation set to prove it.
MCP
One defined interface between an agent and your tools.
Local LLMs
Llama, Qwen, Kimi and DeepSeek on hardware you control.
FastAPI
The Python service layer between models and product.
Flutter
One codebase for iOS and Android.
Docker
The image we run is the image you run.
Computer vision & ML
Systems that read images and video; models trained on your data.
Data analytics
Pipelines, dashboards, and the honest caveats.
Generative media
Image and video generation, deployed privately.
Personal AI assistants
OpenClaw and Hermes on your own cloud.
Cloud & infrastructure
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud: built and managed.

Next

Tell us what you're building.

A short description of the problem is enough to start. If AI is the wrong tool for it, we will say so in the first reply.