Aleph Labs came out of a habit rather than a business plan: a pull towards maths, logic and problems that resist being solved neatly. Engineering degrees, then code taught in the free hours — until code won.
Behind the studio sits eight years of professional software engineering, across ten-person startups and 200-person organisations, in Italy, Spain and Denmark — mostly Copenhagen — in a range of roles. The last three of those years were spent deep in applied AI, inside a company built around it.
Years on customer-facing products left one habit that shows up in every project: understand the user's actual problem before writing code — not the platform's problem, and not the feature exactly as it was requested. The studio is based in Buenos Aires and works with clients worldwide.
Formal engineering training, and a self-taught detour into software that turned into the career.
Small teams where you own a feature end to end: database, backend, interface, deploy, support call.
Customer-facing products at volume, and the discipline that comes with software other people depend on.
Inside a company built entirely on it. Long enough to know where it works, and where it's expensive theatre.
Buenos Aires, clients worldwide. Small businesses that need real software and a straight answer.
AI is a tool we apply where it earns its place. The foundation is software built properly.
You work with the person writing the code. No account managers, no handoffs, no telephone game.
Sometimes the feature you asked for isn't the fix. We'll say so, with the reasoning, before building it.
Documented, tested, with your history intact and real support after launch. Not a prototype dressed as a product.
Or skip the email thread entirely and take thirty minutes. Bring the spreadsheet.
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