[ AI-Native App Development ]

Products Where AI Is the Core, Not a Bolt-On

Founder in glasses standing in a modern officeMVP in 3 to 6 weeks, measured by evals from day one

We design and build apps whose main workflow only exists because of a model: interfaces that generate themselves, agents that act as product features, and pricing that tracks real usage. Quality is measured by evals on every release, not by gut feel.

MVP build after a one-week quality spike
3 to 6 weeks
MVP build after a one-week quality spike
Faster delivery with AI engineering
5x
Faster delivery with AI engineering
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OpenAI
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Code and IP ownership
100%
Code and IP ownership
[ Patterns ]

AI-Native Products We Help Founders Build

An AI-native product has a core job that would not work without a model. These are the patterns we see most often.

  • Generative work tools

    Designer drafting on a pen display in her studio

    Apps that produce a first draft of a proposal, design, report or campaign from a short brief, with editing tools built around the model output.

    Users start from a strong draft, not a blank page

  • Agent-as-a-product

    Founder checking an agent's work on his laptop

    Products where the main feature is an agent that does a job for the user, such as prospecting, research or bookkeeping, like the AI broker inside DomainMarkt.

    Customers pay for outcomes, not seats

  • AI companions and coaches

    Person checking a coaching prompt on a smartwatch

    Health, wellness or learning apps where a personal AI guide remembers context and adapts plans over time, similar to Healthzy and the Nutropx coach.

    Higher engagement from personalized guidance

  • Vertical AI for regulated work

    Advisor reviewing a cited answer on his laptop

    Domain products for compliance, legal or finance teams where answers must be cited, reviewable and consistent, as in the Sannos AI compliance engine.

    Expert teams trust and adopt the output

  • Adaptive learning products

    Learner practicing on a tablet at a table

    Courses and practice tools that generate questions, explain mistakes and adjust difficulty for each learner in real time.

    Content that fits every learner without manual authoring

  • Insight and analytics products

    Store owner reading an insight on her tablet

    Apps that read messy business data, find what changed and explain it in plain language with charts generated on demand.

    Non-analysts get answers without a dashboard project

[ Capabilities ]

What We Build Into an AI-Native Product

AI-native products need product thinking, model engineering and unit economics designed together. These are the pieces we handle.

  • AI product strategy

    Find the job only AI can do well, define what good output looks like and decide where humans stay in control.

  • Engineer laughing at his desk
  • Generative UI

    Interfaces that render components, forms and charts from model output, with schemas that keep layouts valid and on brand.

  • Agents as features

    Background agents that users can assign work to, watch progress on and approve, packaged as clear product features.

  • Usage-based pricing

    Metering of tokens, tasks or credits per workspace, with plan limits, overage billing and margin tracking through Stripe.

  • Eval-driven development

    Every feature ships with an eval set, and releases are gated on pass rate, latency and cost per task.

  • Streaming and feedback UX

    Token streaming, partial results, regenerate and edit flows, plus thumbs and corrections that feed back into evals.

  • Hands sketching app wireframes beside a laptop
  • Model abstraction

    A provider-agnostic layer so you can move between models as prices and quality change without rewriting features.

  • Product analytics for AI

    Track acceptance rate, edit distance, retries and cost per active user next to your usual activation and retention metrics.

[ Architecture ]

The Shape of an AI-Native Stack

The model sits in the middle of the product, so metering, evals and fallbacks are first-class parts of the architecture.

  1. Product surface

    What users see and shape.

    • Generative UI
    • Streaming editor
    • Agent task inbox
    • Feedback controls
  2. Application core

    Business logic, accounts and billing.

    • Next.js or React app
    • Workspaces and roles
    • Usage metering
    • Stripe billing
  3. AI services

    Prompts, agents and retrieval behind clean APIs.

    • Prompt registry
    • Agent runtime
    • RAG index
    • Model router
  4. Quality loop

    Decides what is good enough to ship.

    • Eval suites
    • Release gates
    • Feature flags
    • A/B experiments
  5. Data and infrastructure

    Where state, logs and models run.

    • Postgres and pgvector
    • Traces
    • Cloud
    • GPU hosting

The model sits in the middle of the product, so metering, evals and fallbacks are first-class parts of it.

[ How we deliver ]

From Concept to an AI-Native Launch

We test the risky assumption, usually output quality or cost, before building the full product around it.

  1. 1 week

    Quality spike

    Prove the core AI output on real examples, build the first eval set and model the cost per task against your pricing.

    • Eval baseline
    • Unit economics model
    • Fixed quote
  2. 1 to 2 weeks

    Clickable prototype

    A working prototype with the real model behind it, put in front of target users to test the workflow.

    • Live prototype
    • User feedback notes
  3. 3 to 6 weeks

    MVP build

    Accounts, billing, metering, generative UI and release gates, built in two-week sprints with weekly demos.

    • Launchable MVP
    • Eval dashboard
    • Metering
  4. Ongoing

    Growth iterations

    New AI features shipped behind flags, models swapped when evals and costs favor it, and pricing tuned from usage data.

    • Monthly releases
    • Margin report
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[ Quality spike first ]

Prove the Core AI Job in a Week, Then Build the Product

Before any UI, we test whether models can do your product's main job well enough, on your examples, and show you the eval results.

Book a Quality Spike
MVP build after a one-week quality spike
3 to 6 weeks
MVP build after a one-week quality spike
Faster delivery with AI engineering
5x
Faster delivery with AI engineering
Code and IP ownership
100%
Code and IP ownership
Products shipped
100+
Products shipped
[ Trustworthy by design ]

Trustworthy AI Products

When AI is the product, its mistakes are your brand. We build these protections in from the first release.

Talk Through Your Product
  • Release gates on evals

    No prompt or model change reaches users unless it matches or beats the current version on your eval set.

  • Tenant data isolation

    Each customer's documents, memory and fine-tuning data stay scoped to their workspace and are never mixed in retrieval.

  • Honest AI disclosure

    Users can see when content is generated, where facts came from and how to correct the output.

  • Cost and abuse limits

    Per-user rate limits, plan caps and abuse detection protect your margins from runaway usage and prompt attacks.

[ Client voices ]

Founders on Building With Us

  • 5.0Clutch
  • 5.0GoodFirms
  • 5.0Google
  • 4.9Upwork
I had the pleasure of working with Sajal Tech on a travel website, and it was an incredible experience from start to finish. They demonstrated professionalism, clear understanding of requirements, and excellent communication throughout.
DKDaniel KwekaCEO, Darius Digital
Knowledgeable, efficient, and ahead of schedule. Will hire again.
TMTom McGrathFounder, Tipperary | eIrish.com
They completed our project even when the scope changed slightly. They were cooperative when we wanted to add or modify features.
AUArda UygurFounder, Hallolur
[ Industries ]

AI-Native Products by Market

The core job changes by market. Evals, metering and data isolation are built in every time.

Person in sportswear wearing a smartwatch

Health and wellness

Coaches and companions that remember a person's history and adapt plans over time, with clinical topics handed to people.

  • Personal coaching agents
  • Report explanations
  • Habit and plan adjustments
  • Escalation to clinicians
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[ Technology stack ]

Our AI-Native Product Stack

We choose tools that let a small team ship fast and change models later without a rewrite.

Models

  • OpenAI GPT
  • Claude
  • Gemini
  • Grok
  • Liquid AI

App frameworks

  • Next.js
  • React 19
  • Vercel AI SDK
  • Vercel Eve
  • Flutter

Agents and retrieval

  • LangGraph
  • Google Genkit
  • pgvector
  • Pinecone Nexus

Evals and analytics

  • Promptfoo
  • Braintrust
  • Langfuse
  • PostHog

Billing and metering

  • Stripe Billing
  • Stripe Meters
  • Orb
  • Lago
[ Pricing ]

What an AI-Native Product Costs

Indicative starting prices. You get a fixed quote after a free scoping call, plus a model cost estimate per active user.

Option 1

AI prototype

Test your core AI idea with real users before a full build.

From

$2,500

Timeline

1 to 2 weeks

  • Quality spike and eval set
  • Working prototype
  • Cost per task model

Option 2

AI-native MVP

A launchable product with accounts, billing and eval-gated releases.

From

$8,000

Timeline

3 to 6 weeks

  • Core AI feature set
  • Generative UI
  • Usage metering and Stripe
  • 30 days of support

Option 3

AI product platform

Multi-feature AI SaaS with agents, enterprise controls and scale.

From

$35,000

Timeline

3 to 6 months

  • Agents as product features
  • SSO and tenant isolation
  • Experimentation and analytics
  • Dedicated product team
[ FAQ ]

AI-Native App Questions

  • An AI-enabled app adds a model to an existing workflow, such as a summary button. An AI-native app is designed around what the model can do, so the core workflow, interface and pricing would not exist without it. That changes how we design the product, test it and charge for it.

  • We build an eval set from real examples in the first week and agree on a pass rate target with you. Every release is scored against it, and features stay behind a flag until they meet the bar.

  • Most AI-native products mix a base subscription with usage, such as credits, tasks or documents processed. We model your cost per task early and build metering so you can test pricing without code changes.

  • It is an interface where the model returns structured output that the app renders as components, like a table, a form or a chart, instead of plain text. We define strict schemas so generated layouts stay valid, accessible and on brand.

  • They will. We put a model router between your features and providers, so you can switch or mix models when your evals and cost data say it is worth it, without rewriting product code.

  • A prototype with the real model takes 1 to 2 weeks. A launchable MVP with accounts, billing and eval gates takes 3 to 6 weeks, and our MVP in 3 Weeks package fits when the scope is tight.

  • Yes. We help choose the first use case, define quality, design the AI interaction patterns and plan pricing. Our team has shipped AI products across sales, health, compliance and commerce.

  • Plan limits, rate limits, caching, smaller models for simple steps and real-time cost dashboards per workspace. You see cost per active user next to revenue per user, so you can adjust plans early.

  • You own all code, prompts, eval sets, fine-tuning data and model configurations. Everything sits in your repositories and cloud accounts from day one, and the IP transfers to you on payment.

[ Contact ]

Let's build your next product together

Book a free strategy call and leave with a clear plan and estimate. No commitment.

  1. 01Pick a time that suits you
  2. 0230 minutes on scope, stack, timeline and budget
  3. 03Fixed-price proposal, NDA on request
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