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An AI-native software company

Senior engineering,multiplied by agents.

Rare Agentics designs and builds software of every kind. Small senior teams direct AI agents that plan, build, test and review in parallel, so serious software ships at a pace a traditional team cannot match. People make every decision that matters, and every change can show its working.

Sign inHow a build runs
Fig. 1An illustration of a build in progress, with invented figures: a plan a person approved, agents working in parallel, and a gate only a person can open.

In build now, across

  • Music
  • Entertainment
  • Culture
  • Business software
01

Approach

The shape changes. The standard does not.

We build whatever the problem needs: a consumer product, a platform, a data system, the tools a company runs on. What stays constant is how it gets built: planned before it is written, built in parallel, attacked before it ships, and signed off by a person who answers for it.

Agentstake the volume

  • Draft the specification
  • Write the code, in parallel
  • Write and run the tests
  • Attack their own work
  • Keep the record

Peoplemake the calls

  • Set the outcome
  • Challenge the plan
  • Make the decisions
  • Hold the keys to production
  • Answer for the result
02

How a build runs

From a plain brief to production, in controlled steps.

You brief us in plain language. The work then moves through six steps, and you can see every one of them.

  1. 01

    Brief

    PeopleAgents

    Tell us the outcome you want, in your own words. An intake agent turns it into a tracked request, and asks one question rather than guess.

  2. 02

    Plan

    AgentsPeople

    Agents draft the specification: data model, screens, rules, risks, cost and confidence. For the decisions that matter, several agents propose independently and others attack each proposal before one is chosen. A senior engineer challenges the result.

  3. 03

    Approve

    People

    You approve the plan. It is a decision, not a ticket: what happens if you say yes, what stays blocked, what it costs, and the evidence behind it.

  4. 04

    Build

    Agents

    The approved plan splits into parallel workstreams. Each agent works in its own isolated sandbox, on its own branch, with checkpoints, so nothing is lost and every step is on the record.

  5. 05

    Verify

    AgentsPeople

    Every change meets the test suite, the security guards, and review agents whose only job is to find fault. Findings are verified before anything is fixed. Engineers review what matters.

  6. 06

    Ship

    People

    People hold the keys. Agents cannot merge, deploy or touch production: those paths are impossible by construction, not merely disabled. You get the change, and the evidence for it.

03

Pace

Fast, because the work is parallel. Good, because it is checked.

Pace does not come from cutting corners. It comes from doing the thinking first, then doing many things at once, with verification that runs on every change.

Parallel by default

A traditional team works a queue. Agents work side by side: schema, interface, tests and review move at the same time, each in its own sandbox.

Fig. 2A schematic, not a measurement. Dependencies still apply; the point is that independent work no longer waits in a queue.

Planned before it is built

The expensive thinking happens on paper, where changing your mind is cheap. Builds follow an approved plan, so they do not thrash.

Verified continuously

Tests, guards and adversarial review run on every change, not at the end of a sprint. Verification never waits for a free afternoon.

Senior attention where it counts

Our people spend their time on architecture, judgement and your decisions. The agents take the volume.

04

What we build

If it is software, we build it.

Products, platforms and the systems behind them, for ventures and for companies that run on software.

  • 01

    Products

    Consumer and member experiences, from the first sketch to launch day and long after it.

  • 02

    Platforms

    Multi-sided systems with accounts, payments and permissions, and the admin that keeps them running.

  • 03

    Data systems

    Sources of truth, pipelines and reporting that can explain every number they show.

  • 04

    AI and agents

    Assistants and automations that work from the record, cite it, and ask before they act.

  • 05

    Internal tools

    The operating software a company actually runs on, shaped around how it really works.

  • 06

    Integrations

    Accounting, payments, identity and the services you already use, wired in properly.

Several products are in build right now, across music, entertainment, culture and business software. We will name them when our partners are ready to.

05

The standard

Agents, held to a standard.

We do not bolt a chatbot on. Whether an agent is building your software or working inside it, it answers to the same rules, and the rules are enforced by tests, not by good intentions.

  1. 01

    Evidence, or it does not ship.

    Every answer and every claim of completion links to its proof. If a feature cannot show its evidence, it does not reach you.

  2. 02

    No silent action.

    Agents propose; people confirm. Nothing risky happens quietly, and nothing is sent or approved on your behalf.

  3. 03

    Impossible, not merely disabled.

    Merging, deploying and changing infrastructure sit outside an agent’s reach by construction. A refused attempt is still recorded.

  4. 04

    Keys stay out of reach.

    Code an agent writes can never read a credential. Model access sits behind its own gateway, scoped to each build.

  5. 05

    Costed and capped.

    Every model call is metered against a budget, so spend is a figure you can see, not a surprise.

  6. 06

    Enforced, not intended.

    Agents answer to a written standard, and an evaluation suite runs on every change. If agent quality regresses, the build fails.

The recordIllustrative
  1. 01PeopleBrief received, in plain language
  2. 02AgentsAsked one question rather than guess
  3. 03AgentsPlan drafted, with cost and confidence
  4. 04PeoplePlan approved
  5. 05AgentsBuilt in a sandbox, on its own branch
  6. 06AgentsTests passed. Review found two issues; both fixed
  7. 07AgentsRequested a deployRefusedImpossible by construction, and still recorded
  8. 08PeopleMerge approved
Fig. 3An illustration of the record one change leaves behind. A refused action is part of the record, not an absence from it.
06

Proof

We run our own company on our own software.

The Rare Agentics Desk is one of the things we have built, this way: the one place our clients, pipeline, engagements, invoices, filings and ownership live, with an agent on top that answers from the record. It is how we work, and the standard we hold everything else to.

9 Sept 2026
First commit
18 Sept 2026
Running the company, on real data
1,200+
Database tests, run against a real database
550+
Unit tests
80+
Decisions written down, with their reasons
160+
Claims of completion, each tied to a test or a live check

Figures from our own platform’s repository on 18 September 2026. The counts are floors, not estimates.

Ask the deskIllustrative

Which invoices are overdue, and where do I start?

Two invoices are overdue, £4,800.00 in total [1]. The older is 21 days past due [2], so start there. Nothing else is outstanding beyond 30 days [1].

  1. [1]Aged debtors, as of today
  2. [2]Invoice INV-0042
Fig. 4The agent in our own operating platform. An illustration, with invented figures. In the real thing, every figure opens the record it came from.
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  1. 01HomeWhat needs you this week
  2. 02ClientsEvery relationship on one record
  3. 03PipelineFrom first conversation to signed
  4. 04EngagementsTime, fees and capacity
  5. 05InvoicingNumbered, correct and chased
  6. 06CashThe weeks ahead, with provenance
  7. 07FilingsStatutory dates, computed
  8. 08EquityThe cap table, kept right
  9. 09LegalContracts and the dates that bite
  10. 10AgentAsk, and get a cited answer
07

Working together

Three ways to work with us.

  • Day rate

    Senior time by the day, for discovery, architecture and embedded delivery.

  • Retainer

    A standing team and a monthly rhythm, for products that keep moving.

  • Fixed scope

    A defined outcome for a defined price, built against an approved plan.

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