Constant ServiceWe don’t just build for others.
We ship our own.
Owning products end to end — design, engineering, and live operations — is what keeps our standards honest. Here is what we run.
Clustez — the world’s news, made personal.
Clustez is a mobile-first news intelligence app. It ingests reporting from 130+ publishers across 11 world regions, then uses AI to cluster related coverage, score impact, and build a feed that respects what each reader actually chose — their region, their topics, their favorite publishers.
- Personal feeds with strict region and publisher preferences
- AI clustering, impact scoring, and daily briefings
- Watchlists with keyword and topic alerts
- Runs 24/7 on automated ingestion and enrichment pipelines
Coming to the App Store and Google Play.
Clustez is coming to both stores.
One codebase, native quality on iPhone and Android — signed, store-ready, and hardened by end-to-end QA against the live production system.
- Real-device testing on every release
- Remote feature switches — no update needed to adapt
- Privacy-first: minimal collection, strict access
What “operated by us” actually means.
A real control plane
Every product ships with its own operations panel — feature switches, content controls, user management, telemetry — so behavior can change in minutes without a release.
QA against production
Preferences, gates, and permissions are verified end to end against the live system — server and client — before we call anything done.
Continuous refinement
Real usage feeds design. Feeds get diversity caps, alerts get stricter gates, and rough edges get sanded — week after week.
What’s cooking next.
Product work in earlier stages — some will ship, some will teach us something and retire gracefully. That is how invention works.
Intelligent notifications
Breaking-news push that respects impact thresholds and user preferences — signal, never noise.
Insight surfaces
Reader-facing analytics: what you read, what you missed, and how your world is shifting.
Platform tooling
The internal pipeline, moderation, and living-documentation tools we build for ourselves — candidates for products of their own.