For companies and engineering teams

Five ways we work with you, and each ends with your team on its own.

We build quality and automation, evaluate AI systems before they reach your customers, build agents and RAG apps, and train your team on-site or on the platform. The goal is always the same: you own what we build.

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FAQ

Before you get in touch.

We're not sure which service we need — where do we start?

With a discovery call. Describe the bottleneck as you experience it, and we'll tell you which service solves it — or tell you it doesn't need us at all, if that's the case. The call is free and comes with no commitment.

How are services priced?

By scope, not by the hour. After discovery we document what we'll deliver and give it a fixed price, and both sides sign before any work starts — so no invoice ever surprises you. The two exceptions are the on-site workshop and the enterprise subscription: the first is priced per workshop, the second per seat.

How long does a service usually take?

It varies a lot: an on-site workshop is three days and a subscription is activated the same day, while building a framework or an agent system takes weeks to months depending on scope. You get a written timeline with the scope, not after it.

Remote or at our office?

Both. Most delivery happens remotely, and we come to your office for kick-offs, workshops and anything that moves faster in one room. Enterprise training is on-site by nature — we travel for it.

Who owns what you build?

You do, entirely: the code, documentation, pipeline configuration and evaluation data. We hand it over with an agreed support period, and after that you shouldn't need us to run it. We sign an NDA before we see anything of your systems.

Do you work with small teams or only large enterprises?

Both. We've worked with teams inside global enterprises and with teams of five engineers — the difference is in scope, not in seriousness. And if your size makes a service uneconomical for you, we'll say so instead of selling it to you.

What language do you work in?

Arabic or English, whichever suits your team. Documentation and code are in English by default since it's the working language; discussion and training can be in Arabic if that's faster for the team.