Research, shipped as products.
Models are interesting. Products are useful. We build the layer between. The editor, the agent, the workflow that turns a paper into something people open every day.
Snowbengal is two people. An engineer and a researcher. We ship AI products and daily tools for people tired of software that gets in the way.
We pick work where craft moves the needle. Where the product is the brand. Where the team behind it gives a damn.
Models are interesting. Products are useful. We build the layer between. The editor, the agent, the workflow that turns a paper into something people open every day.
The bar for daily software is higher than quarterly software. We work to it. The kind of app you’d notice if it disappeared.
Admin panels, dashboards, ops tools. The unglamorous work that keeps real products running. The internal user gets the same care as the external one.
There is no middle layer. You work with the people who build the work. We answer our own email, we open our own pull requests, and we’re both on the call.
Frontend, backend, the bits that hold up under real load. Cares about the moment software stops feeling like software.
Models and methods. Turns research into shippable behavior. The interesting work happens at the seam between what a model can do and what a person actually needs.
We don’t have process. We have habits. Here’s how a job goes, start to ship.
We talk through what you’re making, what’s in the way, and whether we’re the right team. If we’re not, we’ll say so on the call.
Two weeks. Working prototype. Clear scope and price. If it’s not working for either of us at the end, we both walk. No second invoice, no hard feelings.
Both of us in the repo. No handoffs. No middle layer. No account manager standing between you and the code.
We don’t disappear at launch. Weekly, monthly, retainer, on call. Whatever the product needs.