Software with a gravity of its own.
We build and automate SaaS platforms and engineering systems, from the support desk to the control loop, and get them through audit.
Five practices. One discipline: automation.
SaaS platforms
Multi-tenant products that run themselves. AI support desks that resolve tickets before a human sees them, onboarding that adapts to each account, usage-based billing with dunning and renewals on autopilot, and observability that pages you before customers notice.
Engineering systems
Systems automation for any industry. SCADA and PLC integration, sensor telemetry from edge to cloud, event-driven pipelines, closed-loop control, digital twins and simulation, test and lab automation, and the operator consoles on top. Real-time where it matters, auditable everywhere.
Go-to-market
Growth automation for software companies. Lead scoring and routing, outbound sequences, CRM pipelines, product-led onboarding, attribution, and the analytics that show what is working. Positioning and launch handled by engineers who understand what you sell.
Compliance
Compliance automation for regulated US markets: HIPAA, SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, NIST 800-53, FedRAMP scoping, CMMC Level 2, and state privacy laws. Continuous control monitoring, automated evidence collection, policy as code, and audit support. Ready for the auditor without a fire drill.
Capital readiness
Raise- and sale-ready packages for companies that are not yet closeable. Financial models, data rooms, materials, and systems built to the bar boutique broker-dealers actually use — then a warm handoff to firms that will engage. Fixed fee to the company; no success fee on the raise.
Scope first. Then ship in sprints.
- A thirty-minute call
You describe the problem and the constraints. We tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
- A written scope
Deliverables, timeline, and a fixed price for the first phase. No estimate that quietly doubles.
- Sprints with a working build
Something you can click every two weeks. You see progress, not status reports.
Book a call.
Thirty minutes on a Monday, on Google Meet. Pick a slot and it lands straight in the founder's calendar.
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