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The architecture assessment they handed us in week two was more useful than the six months of consulting we'd paid for before it.
EvoSense is the senior engineering partner behind AI-native platforms, resilient cloud architecture, and products that still hold up eighteen months after launch.
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01About EvoSense
We are a forward thinking technology company specializing in Artificial Intelligence solutions that help businesses innovate, automate, and make smarter decisions. By leveraging cutting edge AI technologies, we develop intelligent systems that improve productivity, enhance customer experiences, and unlock new opportunities for growth.
Our expertise includes machine learning, generative AI, natural language processing (NLP), computer vision, predictive analytics, AI chatbots, intelligent automation, and custom AI model development. We build scalable, secure, and business-focused AI solutions tailored to the unique needs of each organization.
Our mission is to transform complex business challenges into intelligent, AI-driven solutions that deliver measurable results. By combining advanced technology with strategic thinking, we empower businesses to streamline operations, gain actionable insights, reduce costs, and stay ahead in an increasingly AI-powered world.
At a glance
Most software doesn't fail at launch. It fails eighteen months later, when the architecture can't absorb what the business learned.
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Discovery is instrumented, not improvised. We measure the existing system before proposing a new one.
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Modular boundaries, typed contracts, and migration paths designed in from the first commit.
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Post launch we stay on as an evolution partner telemetry reviews, roadmap pressure testing, SLAs.
08 capabilities
Together, we build technology that empowers businesses, inspires innovation, and creates lasting impact.
02What we do
We don't hand you off between departments. Each pod carries architecture, implementation, and hardening for whichever of these your problem actually needs.
Production LLM systems with retrieval, agents, and evaluation harnesses shipped with guardrails, not demos.
Web and mobile products built on typed, testable foundations that survive their own roadmap.
Infrastructure you can reason about: declarative, reproducible, and cheaper than what it replaced.
Pipelines and warehouses that turn scattered events into a single trustworthy source of truth.
Threat modelling and control implementation aligned to the audit you're actually facing.
Interface and interaction design that engineering can implement without translation loss.
03Selected work
A selection of AI systems, platforms, and products EvoSense has designed, built, and shipped from real time AI and autonomous agents to production SaaS and consumer apps.
AI Systems
AI data-loss firewall for developers
A local proxy that detects secrets, API keys, and PII in prompts and swaps them for realistic stand-ins before they reach any LLM values in the response.
02AI Systems
Real time AI dubbing engine
Sub-10-second speech-to-speech translation and captioning for live broadcast and VOD across 100+ languages, with voice cloning and glossary control.
03AI Systems
AI-readiness assessment platform
Voice agents run bottom up org diagnostics in under 24 hours, returning a readiness score, benchmarks, and a roadmap wired to a vetted agent marketplace.
04SaaS
ERP-to-AI agent platform
An all-in-one operations suite with seed-to-sale track-and-trace and compliance, extended with autonomous agents that automate reporting and back-office work.
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Wholesale ordering platform
A B2B catalog and ordering system for a wholesale distributor, with an AI reorder assistant that turns fast moving SKUs into one stap restocks.
Consumer
AI native social app
A social platform with real time video, in-app games, and AI powered full body filters and one tap photo enhancement shipped for iOS and Android.
Consumer
Privacy identity platform
Unlimited working email, phone, and password aliases with automated data broker removal, call guard, and dark web monitoring send to end encrypted.
Next
Your system here.
Tell us what you're building and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right team for it.
04Technology stack
We choose tools for their failure modes, hiring pool, and upgrade path not their launch week. Everything here is something we run in production today.
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Not on this list? Say so we've inherited Rails monoliths, .NET estates, and one memorable Perl scheduler, and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right team for it.
05Why choose EvoSense
We're not the cheapest option and we don't pretend to be. Here's what you get instead.
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Median 11 years of experience. Nobody is learning your domain on your invoice.
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Our median engagement reaches real users in a quarter, with scope fixed up front.
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Your repositories, your cloud accounts, your IP from the first commit, in writing.
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You talk to the architect and the engineers directly. Weekly demos, not status decks.
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We've cut client cloud bills by an average of 34% while increasing throughput.
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If a smaller build gets you the same outcome, we'll tell you and quote the smaller build.
Median across 40 engagements
| Dimension | EvoSense | Typical agency | Hiring in-house |
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| Time to first production release | 5-9 weeks | 3-5 months | 3-5 months |
| Who writes your code | Senior architects | Rotating juniors | New hires ramping |
| IP & repository ownership | Yours, day one | Negotiated later | Yours |
| Observability & runbooks | Included | Add on | Team-dependent |
| Cost predictability | Fixed scope | Time & materials | Fixed + overhead |
06How we work
Every phase produces an artefact you keep, whether or not you continue to the next one. Scope and price are locked before a line of production code is written.
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Week 1–2
We audit what exists: code, telemetry, cloud spend, team velocity. You get a written architecture assessment whether or not we continue.
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Week 2–4
Target architecture, data contracts, and a sequenced delivery plan with explicit non-goals. Scope and price are fixed here.
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Week 4–12
Two-week increments, each ending in a working deployment on your infrastructure. Demo every Friday, no exceptions.
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Week 10–14
Load testing, chaos drills, security review, and accessibility audit. We break it deliberately before your users do accidentally.
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Ongoing
Handover with runbooks and recorded walkthroughs, then a quarterly evolution cadence: telemetry review, roadmap pressure-test, targeted upgrades.
Two weeks, fixed fee, and you walk away with a written architecture assessment even if you never hire us for the build.
07Client stories
4.9/5
Across 40 engagements
They rebuilt our ingestion layer while it was carrying eleven million events a day, and we never took a maintenance window. That still impresses me.
Marisol Okafor
VP Engineering
Orbital Freight
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The architecture assessment they handed us in week two was more useful than the six months of consulting we'd paid for before it.
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Our retrieval pipeline went from a clever prototype to something we can put in front of clinicians. The eval suite is what made that possible.
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Cloud spend down 41%, p95 latency down 60%. They found both in the same audit and shipped the fixes in one quarter.
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Handover was the part I was dreading. Instead we got runbooks, ADRs, and recorded walkthroughs. My team was autonomous in two weeks.
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They talked us out of the bigger contract because a smaller build solved the problem. That's why we're on our fourth engagement.
08Questions
The things technical leaders actually want to know before a first call. If yours isn't here, ask it directly a real engineer replies.
Ask us something elsePods typically open within two to three weeks of a signed scope. Discovery can begin sooner we often run the two week assessment while contracting is still in progress, so no time is lost.
09Get in touch
Or what you want to build next. Either way, the reply comes from an engineer who has read it properly.
A paragraph is plenty. Stack, timeline, and what's currently breaking help most.
With a real engineer's read on the problem not a calendar link and a brochure.
45 minutes with the architect who would lead the work, followed by a proposal.
Direct channels