We build AI software factories.
Inside your company, AI agents build, test and ship the tools your teams need, on your own data and systems, at scale.
- Claude
- OpenAI
- Gemini
- Muse
- Mistral AI
- Hermes
- Midjourney
- Seedance
- ElevenLabs
- MiniMax
- Hugging Face
- Ollama
- fal
- Codex
- Vercel
- Railway
- Cloudflare
- GitHub
- Figma
How an AI software factory works.
Your teams ask for a tool. Agents build it, checks decide if it is good enough, and your people approve what goes live.
Most companies use AI to answer questions. A factory puts it to work: it makes the tools your teams need, on your own data and systems, and checks every change before it goes live.
We build the line with you, start with one stream of work, and hand it to your team to run.
Your factory
Fails go round again
What a factory makes: agents that do the work.
Each one does one job in your business, from checking parts to reordering stock. It proposes the next step and acts once your team approves.
AI that controls real machines.
We connect models to sensors, machines and production lines, so AI can act in the physical world.
The same factory builds the tools for the shop floor: software for the edge computer beside a machine, the controller that drives it, and the screen your team reads.
Every step is tried on the real equipment before it runs on its own.
Vision
Cameras and models that check parts on the line and flag the ones that fail.
Sensors
Readings from machines and sites, turned into plain answers and early warnings.
Control
Commands to robots and production lines, with your team approving what matters.
Examples of what we build.
Each tool works inside a company’s own systems. It finds what needs doing, proposes it, and does it once someone approves.
Tested before it goes live.
The factory’s checks run on every change, and every result is marked tested, estimated or not tested yet. First our own aircraft model, then three examples.
Tested
Measured, or checked against a second method.
Estimated
Worked out by hand or from reference values, not measured.
Not tested yet
Still open, and written down as open.
It starts with one paid week.
We study your teams, your data and your systems, and hand you a written plan for your factory: what it should build first, and how. The fee is credited to the build.
By Friday you have a straight answer: whether AI can do the job with the data you have, what to fix first, and what comes next.
Can we predict which parts will fail inspection?
Yes. Three years of inspection records are enough to test it on past batches first.
Clean the supplier codes before building it.
Watch for batches relabelled at the dock, and failures logged without a reason.
Next: a working prototype in 15 days.
Tell us what you want to build.
One of us reads everything you send.