Months of meetings.
Another slide deck.
Requirements get lost between strategy, design, engineering and the reality on the ground.
We embed with your team, learn how the work really happens, and build the AI-powered systems to move it forward. From the first messy workflow to a product running in production.
Most businesses don't need another dashboard. They need someone who can walk into a complicated operation, find the friction, and make the whole thing work better.
That's the job of a Forward-Deployed Engineer (FDE). Not just advising from the outside. Building alongside the people who do the work.
Our approach ↗Requirements get lost between strategy, design, engineering and the reality on the ground.
One embedded technical partner, working with your team from the problem to production.
We become the technical operator your business needs, without making you assemble an entire product team first.
Talk about an FDE engagementWe sit with your team, map handoffs, inspect the tools and data, and identify the work worth removing.
Connect your existing software, develop custom interfaces and agents, and put a usable solution in real hands.
Test with actual users, deploy, measure, iterate, and transfer the knowledge your team needs to run it.
From one task that eats up a team's day to a whole new business platform. We work across strategy, UX, engineering, integration, and operations.
Knowledge-grounded assistants, agent workflows, tool use, approvals, and the guardrails to operate reliably.
Forms, CRM, bookings, payments, documents and communications stitched into workflows that don't break at the handoff.
Custom platforms, portals and internal tools, designed from the user's workflow and shipped as maintainable products.
Deployment, observation, monitoring, documentation, and ongoing improvement after the first version goes live.
Explore how a disconnected business request could become one coordinated workflow. This is an illustrative demonstration, not a live AI service.
Our own product work is where workflows, technical architecture and real-world behavior meet. Two examples of the types of systems we create.
A connected operating layer for service businesses: booking, customer relationships, forms, payments, and a website assistant built to work together.
Explore OnABP ↗A service ecosystem connecting customers, independent providers, and local businesses—with discovery, requests, and business tools in one experience.
Explore Tyc.mn ↗Product visuals above are original, simplified illustrations—not live dashboard screenshots. Features shown describe product direction and capabilities, not audited outcomes.
We start with the operational problem, not a predefined technology stack. Engagements are scoped around access, complexity, delivery, and support.
A hands-on technical partner inside your team's working rhythm, from discovery to delivered capability.
For a clearly defined workflow or product capability that needs to be built and shipped.
Keep your automations and agents useful after go-live, with observable performance and deliberate improvements.
From focused discovery to embedded delivery. Clear scope, fees, responsibilities and acceptance before the first invoice.
5–10 business days. Map the workflow, identify the bottlenecks, prioritize opportunities.
A defined workflow built, tested, deployed and handed over.
Hands-on engineering that stays close to the operational problem.
Monitoring, maintenance and deliberate improvements after launch.
Launch-package illustrations; quotes can vary. Hosting, API/model usage, licenses and travel are separate unless included in the signed agreement.
Every client receives a private workspace with agreement, payment, milestones, acceptance and handoff.
“If it doesn't change how the work gets done, it isn't transformation.”
We care about the unglamorous part: handoffs, exceptions, messy data, adoption, and what happens after launch.
You don't need a technical specification. Tell us what's slowing your team down, what you're trying to build, or where the systems stop talking to each other.