Work with us

Built to be picked up by someone else.

Every product here comes with working code, automated tests and a written record of why it was built the way it was. That is what makes it possible to work with us at whatever depth suits you — from trying one product to building it into your own.

Ways to work together

Start small, go as far as it makes sense

See it

A live demo of Karkhana on Windows, run by us — on sample files, or documents you bring — with time for the questions you want answered.

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Plan a pilot

After a demo, we agree together how a pilot in your organisation would run — the work it takes on, the AI it uses, who looks after it, and what counts as success. Nothing is installed until that plan is agreed.

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Build it into your offering

License a product, or the engine underneath it, to run inside your own software or service — under your name, with our design record to build on.

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Invest, or take it further

For investors backing what comes next, and for companies that want a product — or KorpusTech itself — as part of their own portfolio, with the code, the record and a proper handover.

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What each product is built on

The products, as they stand

Figures measured from the codebases in September 2026.

Karkhana

A desktop AI agent that works on local files with the user's choice of model, asking before anything consequential. Windows installer.

  • StageWorking product, demo on request
  • Code~86,000 lines (Python, Rust, JS)
  • Automated tests2,800+
  • Record31 design documents, ~300 completed tasks

SpecForge

Plans software properly before an AI coding agent builds it — domain, architecture, specification — and maps existing codebases for the same work.

Lumio

An after-school AI learning companion for children aged 3 to 10, with AI-generated lessons — plans, images and audio — built on child development research.

  • StageIn development, working build
  • Code~36,000 lines (Flutter, Python)
  • Automated tests~110
  • RecordPedagogy framework and design papers
Where they fit

Three markets, one idea

Private AI for professional work. Lawyers, accountants and other professionals hold client files they cannot hand to just anyone. Karkhana runs on the user's own computer, with no server of ours behind it, and enforces its safety limits in code rather than in the AI's instructions. It works with any of nine AI providers — which then see the parts of files the agent reads — or with a model running on the same computer, when nothing leaves it at all.

Engineering discipline for AI coding. Teams adopting AI coding agents get working demos and brittle systems. SpecForge puts design and independent review in front of the agent, with a person approving each step.

AI in early education. Lumio is built on what child development research says works — guidance, exploration and play, with no scores or leaderboards — rather than on engagement mechanics.

What we can show you

  • Automated test suites for all three products.
  • Design decisions and plans written down with the evidence behind them.

For Karkhana, additionally:

  • A dependency audit with no known vulnerabilities at its last run, and a software bill of materials.
  • A documented security design, tested against prompt-injection attacks.
  • Third-party licensing reviewed: the bundled sandbox is Apache-2.0, and no restrictively licensed skill content is included.
  • Installs and upgrades tested on clean Windows machines.
How a conversation goes

From a first email to working together

  1. Introduce yourself — who you are, and which of the ways above interests you.
  2. A live demo — the products running, and the questions you bring.
  3. A mutual NDA — before source code, test suites or design records are shared.
  4. A closer look — as deep as the arrangement calls for, up to a full technical review.
  5. Terms — what each side brings, and what happens next.

Where things stand: KorpusTech is a small, founder-built company. Karkhana is shown by live demo and not yet code-signed; SpecForge and Lumio are in development. Everything is documented so that someone else can carry it forward.