• AI-native product studio
  • Brief → production

We build

Agents in the loop, engineers at the gates — production software at the pace most teams reserve for prototypes.

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Courser (n.) — a horse bred for pace and endurance

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01 / Capabilities4 disciplines

One team, the whole system

Design, mobile, backend, infrastructure — covered by one team, so the seams where projects usually die simply are not there.

  1. 01

    Product engineering

    Brief to App Store, Play Store and a production API — one team, one motion.

    • React Native + Expo
    • TypeScript web
    • NestJS · GraphQL · Postgres
    • OTA releases
  2. 02

    AI systems

    Agents that do real work — evaluated, guardrailed, humans where they belong.

    • Claude agent architectures
    • Tool-use pipelines
    • Eval harnesses
    • Failure budgets
  3. 03

    Platform & infrastructure

    Release week stays boring: infrastructure is code, the pipeline is the only door.

    • Terraform from zero
    • CI/CD gates
    • Observability
    • Rehearsed rollback
  4. 04

    Design systems

    One token set in Figma, mirrored in code, drift caught by a script.

    • Figma foundations
    • Tokens in code
    • Drift checks
    • WCAG AA by default
02 / The labWhy the pace holds

Agents do the running. Engineers hold the gates.

Every project runs as a fleet of AI agents inside a pipeline only engineers can open — including the site you are reading.

THE FLEET · RUNS IN PARALLELBRIEFSPECFROZEN EARLYDESIGN AGENTSTOKENS · FLOWS · TYPEBUILD AGENTSAPP · API · INFRATEST AGENTSUNIT · E2E · A11YCRITIC AGENTJUDGES VS THE BRIEFGATESCI — EVERY COMMITENGINEER REVIEWEVALS + A11Y AUDITHELD BY HUMANSPRODUCTIONTHE FLEET · RUNS IN PARALLELBRIEFSPECFROZEN EARLYDESIGN AGENTSTOKENS · FLOWS · TYPEBUILD AGENTSAPP · API · INFRATEST AGENTSUNIT · E2E · A11YCRITIC AGENTJUDGES VS THE BRIEFGATESCI — EVERY COMMITENGINEER REVIEW · EVALSHELD BY HUMANSPRODUCTION
Parallel by default
Agents run design, code and tests at once — the schedule collapses, the bar does not.
Critiqued before merge
A standing critic judges every output against the brief, not against effort.
Human-gated
CI, review and evals sit between agents and production. Engineers hold the keys.
03 / Selected work2026

Proof, not a portfolio

One reference, in full — and it is running in production right now.

The app’s Map tab: search bar, My Pins, category filter pills, locate and compass controls, and the custom camp map with named venues and amenity pins.
The What’s On screen: a festival-style timetable with venues down the side, hours across, a red NOW line and a live Morning Session block.

● Redemption City · Events · Large venue

A map-first app for a city-sized gathering

Mobile app, admin CMS, GraphQL platform and custom cartography for a venue that fills with hundreds of thousands of visitors — designed, built and shipped to production as one system.

  • React Native
  • Expo
  • TypeScript
  • NestJS
  • GraphQL
  • Postgres
  • Prisma
  • Mapbox
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Applications shipped as one platform
4
Brief to production-ready v1
1 week
Infrastructure defined in Terraform
100%
04 / How we workTypical engagement

Fast is a process, not a promise

Pace comes from removing the waiting, not from cutting corners.

  1. Days 1–2

    Scope

  2. Week 1

    Contract

  3. Weeks 2–4

    Build

  4. Final week

    Harden

  5. Launch

    Hand over

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A short call, an honest read on whether we are the right studio for it, and a scoped estimate within a few days. No pitch deck.

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