Product
Features people keep using
Taking AI from something your team is experimenting with to something in front of users, working reliably enough to leave on.
Not a strategy deck, and not a pilot that stalls in staging. An ex-FAANG team that pairs product expertise with the engineering caliber to actually ship it.
Where we work
Most of it isn't the model at all. It's the product decisions, the workflows, and the habits around it — which is usually where the work actually is.
Product
Taking AI from something your team is experimenting with to something in front of users, working reliably enough to leave on.
Operations
Deciding what the model should own, what stays with people, and how the two hand off — then rebuilding the workflow end to end.
Teams
The tooling, instincts, and quality bar that let your engineers and PMs keep moving after we're gone. We'd rather leave capability than dependency.
Direction
Where this changes your business and where it's noise. Which things to start, and — more usefully — which to stop.
How we work
The people advising you are the people writing the code. You get product judgment from teams that have operated at scale, and an engineering standard that holds up in your codebase.
We work in your repo, your standups, your on-call. Advice delivered from outside the building tends to stay outside the building.
Something small and real in front of users teaches you more in a week than a quarter of planning. We aim to get there fast and then keep going.
Everything we build is meant to be handed over — readable, tested, documented, and owned by someone on your side before we leave.
Tell us what you're trying to do and where it's stuck. If we're the right people for it, we'll say so — and if we're not, we'll say that too.