AI Services
Retrieval systems, agent workflows, evaluation harnesses and fine-tuning. We start from the decision the model is meant to support, not the demo.
Explore →Rediza, LLC — AI & Infrastructure
An engineering firm for teams putting AI into production — the models, the platform underneath, and the on-call rota that keeps both standing.
Three practices
Most of our work sits at the seam between a model that works in a notebook and a system a business can depend on. We take responsibility for both sides of that seam — and we run a product of our own so we stay honest about it.
Retrieval systems, agent workflows, evaluation harnesses and fine-tuning. We start from the decision the model is meant to support, not the demo.
Explore →Cloud architecture, Kubernetes, infrastructure as code, CI/CD and the observability that turns an incident into a five-minute question.
Explore →Itinerary intelligence as a service — for travel brands who want planning inside their own product, and for travellers who want it directly.
Explore →Anyone can demo a model. Far fewer can keep one answering at three in the morning, under load, with someone's money on the line. That gap is the entire job.
Infrastructure
Production AI is an infrastructure problem wearing a research hat. GPUs are scarce, context windows are expensive, and latency budgets are unforgiving. We design for that reality from day one.
Flagship service
A planner that reasons about opening hours, travel time between two points, budget, and the fact that nobody wants three museums in one afternoon.
How we operate
Approach
A week of getting specific: the decision, the data, the constraint that actually binds. You get a written architecture either way.
A thin slice, running on your infrastructure, measured against an eval set we agree on before we start.
Load, failure modes, cost per request, rollback. The unglamorous work that decides whether it ships.
We run it with you, or hand it over with the runbooks and the tests to keep running it without us.
We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right firm for it — and what we'd do first if we were.