An agentic engineering firm for the business you actually run.

We start with what your business needs. Software comes second, always, and our agents work for your business, not the other way round. Tell us the problem, the vision, even the wish list. You'll see a first version in 48 hours.

Each starling watches its seven nearest neighbours, and the whole flock moves as one. Our agents work the same way.

We're not here to sell you software.

Most technology projects start with the technology. Ours start with your business: where the time goes, where the money leaks, and what you'd build if anything were possible. We'll push you to describe the problem before anyone writes a line of code.

Your problem, in your words

We ask about your customers, your team and your numbers long before we ask about your systems.

Software in service

Every screen, agent and automation has to earn its place against a business outcome. If it doesn't, we cut it.

Agents that answer to you

Agents do the work. People make the calls. Nothing important changes in your business without a person approving it.

Keep what works. Connect the rest.

Your sales team lives in Slack. Finance swears by a spreadsheet. Operations runs on a database older than some of your staff. We don't ask anyone to move. Our agents fly between the places your work already lives and bring it back as one clear picture.

PipelineA live view of every open deal
ForecastIn your inbox every Monday
CRM recordsClean, deduplicated, current
Early warningsWhen a deal goes quiet

Three ways to get software. One of them is new.

We call what we build lightware: software light enough to deliver as a subscription, and specific enough to fit your business like a custom build. It only exists because agents changed the economics of engineering.

Off-the-shelf SaaSCustom buildLightware
Built forEvery company in your industryYouYou
First versionWeeks of setup and training3 to 6 months48 hours
CostLow monthly feeHundreds of thousands, upfrontMonthly subscription
Your team changes how they workYesUsuallyNo
FeaturesThousands, most unusedExactly what was specifiedWhat you need, improved weekly
UpkeepThe vendor's roadmapYour problemOurs

What we do

Build

Lightware

Subscription software shaped around how your team already works.

  • Sales and CRM tools on top of Slack, email and spreadsheets
  • Operations reporting you can trust, from messy data
  • Workflow tools for media and sales teams
  • Public data and imagery, read at scale
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Automate

Agents at work

Agents that do real work inside the systems you already have.

  • Phone agents for customers and field crews, connected to your CRM
  • Back-office agents that give your people their hours back
  • Monitoring agents that flag problems and propose fixes
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Lead

Fractional leadership

A senior operator on your team for as long as you need one.

  • Fractional CTO
  • Fractional go-to-market and sales leadership
  • Technology advice for boards and investors
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Teach

Training and studio

AI training led by Aidan, sales enablement, and explainer videos made in days.

  • AI upskilling for teams
  • Sales training from a decade at Google
  • Motion studio: explainer videos and decks
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We work in 48-hour loops.

No six-week discovery phase. No hundred-page requirements document. You describe the problem, and two days later you're clicking on something. It won't be finished. It will be real enough to react to.

  1. Day 0

    You describe the problem, the vision and the wish list. We ask a lot of questions about your business.

  2. Hour 48

    A first prototype. Rough, but real enough to tell us what works and what doesn't.

  3. Day 4

    A second prototype that fixes most of what you flagged, and a few things you didn't.

  4. Week 3

    Your team uses it every day, and it keeps improving every week.

How we work, and the things people find strange about it

What we believe

Some of these annoy people. That's usually a sign they're worth saying.

  • Code is cheap now. Judgment isn't.
  • The six-week discovery phase is a billing strategy.
  • If your software needs a change-management plan, it's the wrong software.
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Aidan Wilks, founder of Enright Logic

A player, not just a coach.

Enright Logic was founded by Aidan Wilks after ten years at Google, where he sold, led search strategy for Canada, worked on CRM and trained sellers. Today he's a fractional CTO, a go-to-market adviser, and an engineer who builds with agents every day.

That mix is the point: sales, marketing and systems, with AI layered on top. We understand the business problem because we've lived on that side of the table.

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From the field notes

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