Multi-tenant by default
Isolation, per-tenant configuration and row-level security are designed in from the schema up, not retrofitted when the second customer arrives.
Services
Six capabilities, applied to your systems. The same engineering, AI and data infrastructure we build and operate for Hublinkly and Clavix360, and are building for Ara.
What we build
Engineering standards
These are not aspirations. Hublinkly and Clavix360 are engineered this way and we operate them ourselves; Ara is being built to the same standard.
Isolation, per-tenant configuration and row-level security are designed in from the schema up, not retrofitted when the second customer arrives.
Retrieval, agents and structured generation are services in the system with their own boundaries, evaluation and fallbacks — not an API call bolted onto a form.
Pipelines, warehousing and lineage, so a number on a dashboard can be traced back to where it came from.
Locale is a first-class concern in the data model and the interface, including right-to-left layouts. Retrofitting this costs more than building it.
Logging, tracing and alerting from the first deploy, because a system you cannot see is a system you cannot operate.
The team that engineers a system operates it. That is why the standards above exist.
Everything connected
How an engagement runs
The same process we use on our own platforms, applied to yours. No phase exists to produce a document.
01
The problem and the constraint, not the solution. What has to be true for the system to work, and how we will know whether it does.
02
Data model, interfaces, boundaries and the decisions behind them, written down before anything is built.
03
Production code from the first commit. Working software at every milestone, evaluated against the measures set in step one.
04
We stay on after go-live. Monitoring, evaluation, and the changes that follow real use.
Get in touch
Describe the system and the constraints. We will tell you how we would engineer it and what it would take.
Questions about how an engagement actually runs? Read the FAQ
