Our Team of AI Engineers & Product Builders

10People, all of whom ship

4Departments, one team

100%Senior on every build

0Handover gaps

Leadership

1 person · signs off on the risky part

Turns a forty-feature wishlist into the three things that actually move the number.

Runs onClient calls and a very short roadmap

Ask aboutThe feature he talked a client out of building

Known issueWill ask what success looks like. Then ask again.

Engineering & AI

3 people · owns the deploy button

Picks the smallest model that does the job, then proves it with an eval.

Runs onEval sets and clean data

Ask aboutWhy the agent got cheaper and more accurate

Known issueSays “let’s check the data” in a tone.

Turns messy requirements into a build plan the whole team can ship against.

Runs onA tight backlog and a clean handoff

Ask aboutThe features that never needed building

Known issueAnswers “when” with “what for”.

Wires the automations nobody sees, and makes sure they never wake anyone up.

Runs onDashboards nobody else has opened

Ask aboutThe workflow that replaced a full-time spreadsheet

Known issueWill automate the thing you did twice.

Growth & Marketing

4 people · bans the word synergy

Owns the story and cuts every headline until it fits on one line.

Runs onOne good sentence and a launch date

Ask aboutThe words banned from customer-facing copy

Known issueWill rewrite your subject line unprompted.

Runs the experiment, then reports the result that was not the hoped-for one.

Runs onA spreadsheet and honest attribution

Ask aboutThe campaign that did nothing, and why we kept the data

Known issueReads the numbers before the compliments.

Makes every pixel on-brand, then deletes half of them.

Runs onTwo typefaces and a grudge against gradients

Ask aboutWhy there is exactly one accent colour

Known issueNotices your 1px. Mentions it.

Knows what the feed wants this week, and turns our builds into posts people finish.

Runs onDrafts, trends and a content calendar

Ask aboutThe post that did better than the launch

Known issueWill film your demo. Twice.

Sales & Finance

2 people · honest answers first

Tells you what we can build this quarter, and what we can’t, on the first call.

Runs onDiscovery calls and a live demo

Ask aboutThe deal lost for the right reason

Known issuePromises nothing that is not built yet.

Knows what every tool subscription costs, and which ones nobody opened this month.

Runs onSpreadsheets that balance on the first try

Ask aboutWhy the invoice went out on day one

Known issueWill not round a number up for you.

Three house rules

What the two titles have in common

Say the number

Sales, marketing and engineering all report the real figure, including when it is the bad one.

Ship the risky part first

If the hard half does not work, everything built on top of it was decoration.

No solutions, only products

Nobody here writes “leverage”, “synergy” or “end-to-end platform” in anything a customer reads.

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Bring the problem. You pick the title on the left, we handle the one after the slash, and the build.

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Everyone here hastwo job titles