Six practices. One team that both advises and implements.

Be the source the model quotes.

Search stopped being a list of links. When a buyer asks ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or Google's AI Overviews about your category, something gets cited — and it is either you or your competitor. We engineer the structure, evidence, and machine-readability that decide which.

Technical SEO done by people who ship code.

Most SEO engagements stop at a spreadsheet of recommendations somebody else has to implement. We implement. Core Web Vitals, crawl architecture, rendering strategy, internal linking, and migrations — landed in the repo and verified in production.

Systems that run in production, not demos.

Retrieval pipelines, document intelligence, agentic workflows, and model integration built to survive contact with real data and real users — with evaluation, cost controls, and failure handling designed in from the start.

Full-stack build, from schema to ship.

Web platforms, internal tools, APIs, and integrations. TypeScript, Next.js, Postgres, containerized deploys. Built by the same people who designed it, which is why the architecture and the implementation agree with each other.

Replace the engine without stopping the car.

Legacy migration by strangler-fig: route traffic incrementally, keep both systems truthful during the overlap, and cut over when the new path has earned it. No flag day, no weekend everyone dreads.

Senior technical judgment, without the headcount.

Architecture review, vendor and build-versus-buy decisions, technical due diligence, hiring, and roadmap. For companies that need the judgment of a CTO more often than they need the salary of one.