ALGOBAIN
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[Photo placeholder] Delivery team, review session

AI that holds
in production.

Algobain designs, builds and operates AI agents, data platforms and the infrastructure beneath them, with a named person in command of every consequential action.

Two-week fixed-fee assessmentWritten roadmap, ROI, build-vs-buy. No lock-in.

Engineering partner to

Credgenics CheqQ OptiGene CodeVyasa RapidData Safal SuperGP

The numbers we are held to.

Every figure below comes from systems Algobain built and still operates. Where a number is not yet verified, it is shown as a placeholder rather than invented.

$2.4M+

Operating cost automated across client systems.

Cumulative, all engagements
99.7%

Uptime on the production AI systems we operate.

Managed operations
48h

Time to a reply from a senior engineer, not a sales desk.

Every inbound request
[XX]

Agents running in production under approval gates.

To be verified

Case study, fintech

Ninety-two percent of late payments, prevented.

A consumer-credit client needed to lift customer scores at scale. Algobain built the data pipeline and the ML scoring engine behind the platform, and the controls around it.

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[Photo placeholder] Scoring pipeline, operations review
$2.1M+
Revenue unlocked for the client's customers through improved scores.
25K+
Users scored by the platform.
92%
Late payments prevented.

The brief

A fragmented data estate, rising late payments and a scoring process that could not keep up with growth. Client name withheld under NDA.

What we built

A fintech data pipeline feeding an ML scoring model, with approval gates on every action that touched a customer's account and a full decision record.

What it runs on

Cloud infrastructure Algobain designed and operates, with retraining, monitoring and incident response handled under managed operations.

How we build

Senior engineers direct the work. Agents do the volume.

Every Algobain engagement runs on an agentic delivery process. A small senior team sets the architecture and makes the decisions, while fleets of AI agents do the parallel work: exploring the codebase, drafting options, writing tests, reviewing changes and checking results. People stay in command of every decision that matters.

Agentic delivery process
Senior engineer Sets architecture, decides ExploreDraft optionsWrite testsReview Test gate Red, then green Review gate Against the request Production With its record Blocked, returned to the agents Decision record, kept as the work happens Fig. 2
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[Photo placeholder] Pairing on a gate review
01

Parallel, not sequential

Work that used to queue behind one engineer runs as several agents at once: three design variants in an afternoon, a migration explored from every angle before a line is committed. Calendar time compresses by [X]%.

02

Fewer hours per outcome

Agents absorb the exploration, boilerplate and regression work, so you pay for senior judgement, not volume. Typical delivery cost is [X]% below a conventional team of equal seniority.

03

Checked twice, every change

Nothing ships without a failing test written first, a passing run after, a review against the original request, and a gate that blocks if anything existing broke. Visual work is matched against an approved baseline before it is called done.

04

A record you can audit

Every decision, test result and approval is logged as the work happens. Your team inherits a system with its reasoning attached, not a hand-off deck.

The result

Production-grade work delivered in weeks, with the evidence to show it was built properly, and a human accountable at every gate.

Built by the people who will be on call for it.

1

Senior engineers from the first meeting

The team that writes the assessment is the team that builds and runs the system. No hand-off to a bench.

2

A fixed-fee assessment before any commitment

Two weeks. A written roadmap, ROI, build-versus-buy and an exit you can take at any point. No lock-in.

3

Operated, not handed over

Managed operations in production, with 99.7% uptime across the systems we run today.

Engagement path

Discovery

Weeks 1 to 2

Fixed-fee architecture assessment. Roadmap, ROI, build-versus-buy.

Architecture

Weeks 2 to 4

Target design, data contracts, governance and the approval-gate map.

Build

Week 4 onward

Dedicated senior delivery team, minimum three months, shipping to production in increments.

Run

Ongoing

Managed operations: monitoring, retraining, incident response, cost control.

AgentPROPOSES GateNAMED OWNER ActionEXECUTES DECLINED, LOGGED, RETURNED DECISION RECORD

Human in command.

Every consequential agent action passes an approval gate that a named person owns. The agent proposes, the gate decides, and the record stays. Procurement and security teams get the paperwork before the demo.

NDA firstSigned before you share a single detail.
GDPR-compliant deliveryData minimised and processed where you say.
SOC 2-aligned practicesAligned, not certified. We say so plainly.
DPA on requestFor EU and UK entities, at engagement start.

The gate, as your operators see it

Every proposal waits for a person. Every decision leaves a record.

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[Photo placeholder] Managed operations, hosting region
Why it matters

The queue is the control surface your risk and compliance teams review. The log is what your auditor reads. Both are built in, not bolted on later.

What clients say

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[Photo placeholder] Assessment week, working session
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[Photo placeholder] On site, integration
Who you work with

Senior engineers only. The people who write the assessment are the people on call for the system afterwards.

“Algobain rebuilt a system we had written off as legacy, and shipped it before our last vendor finished scoping the work.”
Sai ChandrajuCTO, OptiGene
“They automated the work our support team dreaded, and left us in command of every decision that actually mattered.”
Shubham Garg, CEO, CodeVyasa
“We grew by an order of magnitude without re-architecting. The system simply held.”
Biren Saini, CEO, RapidData
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[Photo placeholder] Briefing room

Request a briefing.

Tell us what you are trying to run in production. Here is exactly what happens after you send the form.

  1. 1
    Within 48 hoursA senior engineer replies, not a sales desk. If we are not the right fit, we say so.
  2. 2
    NDA, then a working sessionWe sign first. Then a [45-minute] call to understand the system, the constraint and the owners.
  3. 3
    A written proposalScope and fixed fee for the two-week assessment. You decide with a document in hand.
We reply from a named engineer's address.

No details are needed before the NDA. GDPR-compliant handling; DPA available on request.