Services
AI, automation and FinTech engineering, one team, MVP to scale.
Most engagements start in one area — AI, automation, FinTech, product — and cross into another before they ship. The specifics under each are where the detail lives.
By the numbers
Where the studio stands.
15+
Projects delivered
4+
Years in operation
10+
Countries we serve
3+
In-house products
Services
What we build, one engineering team.
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AI & Automation
Agents, retrieval over your own data, and the integrations that wire your tools together — built to run unattended.
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Every service, one at a time.
AI Agents, RAG & Data Systems
Agents and retrieval over your own documents, built to run unattended — so an answer traces back to where it came from, with the monitoring and fallbacks that implies.
Automation & Integrations
Wiring together the tools you already run, so the handoffs between them stop being somebody’s morning.
AI Adoption
Getting an existing team working with AI — the right tools rolled out, the copilots built where they help, and the people trained to use them.
Vibe-Code App Rescue
Debugging, securing and scaling apps built with AI tools — Bolt.new, Lovable, Cursor, v0, Replit, Emergent — from a stuck prototype into production software.
Trading & FinTech Platforms
Matching engines, order management, broker integrations and reconciliation, built to the tolerances a desk actually works to.
Web3 & Smart Contracts
Contracts and the services around them, written to be read and audited rather than only to compile.
Product Engineering
Complete products front to back — web and mobile, from a first version real users can pay for to the architecture it grows into.
Digital Marketing & Growth
Campaigns, content and the automation that keeps them running without a standing team.
Teams we have shipped for
How we work
A short path from problem to production.
Four steps, no discovery theatre. You see working software in the first fortnight and you own every line of it.
Scope in one week. Fixed price, fixed length, and the spec is yours to keep whether or not you build it with us.
architecture
spec.md
yours to keep- technical spec
- architecture
- fixed estimate
- risk list
your repo
liveBuild in the open. Your repo and your cloud account from day one, with a working demo every Friday.
pre-launch
- load test
- failover drill
- rate limits
- alerts wired
- rollback path
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Harden before launch. Tests, observability, failure paths and rate limits — the half where trading systems and agents actually break.
Run it with you. We stay on through the first months, then hand over with documentation written for engineers, not for a signature.
No lock-in, at any point.
- You own the code and the accounts
- No proprietary runtime to leave behind
- One engineer you talk to directly
Before you ask
How the work is scoped and run.
Six services and one set of answers about how any of them actually reaches production.
Both, and they are the same engineers. The overlap is the point: an execution system and an agent loop are both software that has to behave correctly under load, with an audit trail, when something upstream fails. The pages are separate because the review and testing discipline a trading system needs is different, not because the teams are.
From a written spec, agreed before anything is estimated. Defined builds are fixed-scope and fixed-price; continuous work on live systems is a monthly retainer. The spec is yours to keep and to take elsewhere if the number does not work for you.
It depends on the scope, and agreeing the scope is the first piece of work rather than something quoted before anyone has seen the problem. What we commit to is that the timeline is fixed at week one, and that a change to it is a re-spec with a new date you approve — not a slip you find out about at the deadline.
Yes — that is one of the three engagement models. Embedded means inside your team, on your board, to your review process and your standards, rather than a parallel project that arrives as a zip file at the end. It suits teams who have the context and are short the capacity.
The problem, what it currently costs you, and your top three unknowns. Not a specification — writing that is our job and doing it is the first thing we would bill you for. If you have an existing system, read access to it earlier makes the estimate tighter.