AI product engineering
Whole products, not demos. Architecture, backend, front end, payments, auth and the deployment that keeps it up — the way we build our own.
Michmer is an AI product studio and outsourcing partner. We design, build and operate AI systems in production — data pipelines, LLM automation and full products. Everything we sell, we already run ourselves.
Take a slice or the whole thing — we work as your AI team, from the first prototype to the system that runs at 3am without you.
Whole products, not demos. Architecture, backend, front end, payments, auth and the deployment that keeps it up — the way we build our own.
Collection at scale that doesn't fall over. Crawlers, dedup, enrichment, scheduling, monitoring and recovery — clean structured data landing where you need it.
LLMs inside real workflows: extraction, classification, summarisation, RAG and agents. Self-hosted or API — chosen on cost and latency, not hype.
Engagements usually start with one card and grow into the next. We are equally happy being the whole team or one specialist inside yours.
No layers and no handoffs — you talk to the people writing the code.
A call, then a written scope with what's in, what's out, and what it costs. No surprises later.
Something running early, on real data. We'd rather show you than describe it.
Iterative delivery with your feedback in the loop, not a big reveal at the end.
Deployed, monitored and maintained — or handed over clean with docs. Your call.
Our own products aren't case studies from a deck — they're live systems we keep running every day, at our own cost. The same discipline goes into your build.
Every technique we recommend is one we already run in production, at our own cost.
We run self-hosted models where they win and APIs where they don't. Your bill is a design constraint.
We stay on through deployment and monitoring. Shipping isn't where our job ends.
Engineering out of India, working across time zones — a real cost advantage without the agency overhead.
Most of what we build stands on work somebody published first. This is how we pay that back — compute and funding for people doing applied AI without a lab behind them.
Small grants for students, independent researchers and small labs doing applied AI — compute, money for the unglamorous parts, and time from engineers who run these systems every day. We ask that results be published; the work stays yours.
Two pages: the question you're chasing, what the grant would pay for, and who you are.
Read by engineers, not a committee. You get a written answer either way — including the reason, when it's a no.
A short plan agreed in writing, then the grant is released — compute, money, or both.
Compute, review and the occasional pair of hands while the work runs. We'd rather stay useful than collect a logo.
Work we could plausibly run in production interests us most — evaluation, retrieval, agents, cheaper inference, Indian-language data. Send it anyway if it doesn't fit that list.
Send a few lines about the problem — you'll get a real reply from an engineer, not a sales sequence.