Two people. One thesis.
Only listing human employees.
Clark
Architecture / Client
Self-taught Haskell and Unix by 15. First company at 19. Ran WhiteBox Research, Southeast Asia's first AI interpretability lab. Believes the best code is code that doesn't exist.
Mikayla
Engineering / Ops
Reformed C# / .NET developer. Software engineer at a London healthtech startup. Handles ops, compliance, and the paperwork that won't do itself. The one who actually makes sure things are running smoothly.
(This Could Be You)
Design
We're looking for a designer who cares about craft. Someone who thinks in systems, sweats the details, and ships. Click to get in touch.
How we work
We strive to work relentlessly. Intense, focused sprints where we steadily make progress until the thing lovingly exists. No meetings about meetings. Nothing that could have been an e-mail.
Our focus: minimum lovable product. We get you over the initial hump so you can validate your idea quickly. Then we either train your team to own it, or maintain it ourselves with our fleet of agents (for a fee). Our audits and validation-driven design mean you'll always get your receivables up to spec.
We're allergic to scope creep. Specs are core to how we work. We agree on features and constraints in a scoping call, then deliver what's in it. Renegotiating boundaries is fine (as long as you're open to renegotiating timelines and terms of payment).
Greenfield or bust. We don't rescue other people's broken codebases. We won't do rush jobs unless you're paying a serious premium. Why? It's for your own good, too! We'd rather take the default, steady route than compromise on quality.
Our Preferred Stack
negotiable within reason
Always: tests at the seams, clear data boundaries, observability, least-privilege access, audit logs.
(We're also willing to meet you where you are if you have existing systems in place, but unless absolutely necessary we prefer to carve out our own domain, and then interface with you via sensible APIs.)