Most AI pilots die before production.
We embed with your team. We build. We don't stop until it runs in production.
Shipped for teams running real operations
Every number links to the case study behind it.
10 clients named with written permission. We do not pad this row.
Six symptoms. Six service lines.
Start with your symptom.
Tell us what's happening, we'll point you to the right service line.
AI consulting and readiness
A build decision in 2 weeks, not a slide deck.
2 weeks, fixed scope
Explore AI readinessEngineering that reaches production
Capabilities
6 service lines, 1 senior bench.
Six connected capabilities, delivered as one seamless service.
See full capability matrix →AI consulting and readiness
A build decision in 2 weeks, not a slide deck.
Agentic engineering
Agents with evaluations, approval gates, cost ceilings, and a full audit trail.
Forward deployed engineering
A named senior engineer inside your team, owning an outcome.
Custom software, web and mobile
Specification first, AI-assisted, senior review on every merge.
Automation and systems
Workflows wired and instrumented, with the payback counted.
Data and platform
Pipelines and lineage your AI can actually rely on.
Case studies
Proven solutions. Real-world impact.
Explore how our teams solve critical business problems through strategy, engineering, and innovation.
All case studiesRemote recovery monitoring platform
24/7 remote monitoring for blood cancer transplant and CAR-T patients, combining wearable vitals with automated clinical alerting.
Read case studyCommitments
Six commitments. Check them before you call.
Written into every engagement, not marketing you have to take on faith.
Industries
What slows your operation down.
Intelligent systems tailored for specific industry challenges.
Explore all industriesLogistics insights
Routing engines, WMS, and visibility platforms for operators and 3PLs. Real-time tracking, carrier integrations, and ML routing optimization.
- Routing static across volatile fuel costs — Plans built Monday no longer pencil by Wednesday; margin disappears mid-route.
- WMS and TMS speak different dialects — Inventory and transport ship blind to each other; cross-dock waits get expensive fast.
- Carrier visibility gaps in last-mile — You see the truck leave, you see it deliver, you see nothing in between.
E-commerce insights
Shopify Plus, headless storefronts, OMS integrations, and conversion optimization. From sketch to scale with the same team across the arc.
- Headless migration without breaking SEO — Replatforming loses the catalog rank you spent two years earning.
- Inventory drift across channels — Shopify, Amazon, retail POS each tell a different story about the same SKU.
- Checkout drops on slow PDPs — Page weight, third-party scripts, and image bloat cut conversion before the cart loads.
Financial services insights
Governed AI for mid-market lenders, brokers, advisors, and finance operations teams. Client comms agents, document processing, and reconciliation automation, with a human approval gate on every regulated decision.
- Document chasing eats the week — Applications stall waiting on files nobody has time to request.
- Audit trails built afterwards — Who decided what, reconstructed from email when someone asks.
- Reconciliation is a person — Month end runs on a spreadsheet and one employee's memory.
Objections
The questions you were going to ask
Straight answers, before the first call. If yours isn't here, ask it on the call — we answer the hard ones first.
Ask the hard one Where is your team, really?
Engineering is in Lahore, Pakistan. The company is a US-formed Wyoming LLC. That structure is why senior work costs what it does here, and we lead with it. 4+ hours of daily overlap is contractual, not best-effort.
Who does the work, versus who I meet on the call?
The same person. Pods are sold only behind a named senior engineer, on the first call.
Who owns the code?
You do, from day 1, IP assigns on payment. The evaluation set and architecture decisions are yours too.
What happens if this does not work out?
30 days notice on anything monthly, a handover runbook, code was in your repo the entire time.
Are you big enough for us?
Yes for a 50–500 person company running 1–3 AI workstreams. Not yet for an enterprise SOC 2 Type II vendor-risk gate — and we'll say so on the first call, not the fourth.
How it works
One process. Three ways to start.
The process we run on every engagement, and the three ways to begin one.
The process
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Acceptance evidence, written before code.
The specification names what the system must do, must never do, and what it may cost to run monthly — the fixed-scope agreement point.
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Senior review on every merge.
Nothing reaches main without a named senior engineer approving it. Architecture decisions are recorded in your repository.
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Graded on your real cases, not a demo.
50–200 graded cases from your own history, including the ugly ones. Every caught failure becomes a permanent regression case.
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Monitored, capped, handed over.
A hard monthly ceiling with alerts before you reach it. We run it on retainer, or your team does with a runbook and 2 training sessions.
Three ways to start
Not sure which fits? Ask the engineerReadiness sprint
Ends in a build decision, sometimes a no. Best for a mandate and a budget with no defensible first move.
Start herePilot to production
One scoped workflow, live, evaluated, and capped at a monthly ceiling. Best for a pilot that works in a demo and nowhere else.
Start hereEmbedded pod
A named senior engineer owning an outcome, 30 days notice either side. Best for roadmap ownership you cannot hire for in 89 days.
Start hereStart the conversation
Haveaworkflowworthfixing?
Let's pressure-test it.
30 minutes with the engineer who would lead delivery. No deck, no pitch. We sketch the system on the call.
Or email contact@techtiz.co



