HeyFitt
An AI training partner that programs workouts, tracks progress, and gives a trainer leverage over more clients.
Instead of generic chat interfaces or jack-of-all-trades tools, we deliver deep, domain-specific workflows engineered for high-stakes professional work. We build AI agent powered applications to equip builders and domain experts with AI-native workflows purpose-built for their field. Moving beyond simple conversational UI, our tools deliver deep, specialized automation where accuracy, context, and mastery matter most.
We build agents that go deep into a single domain and do the work the way a professional in it would.
Each product learns the workflow, the vocabulary and the standard of the field it serves, so the person using it gets more done at the level their work demands. The agent does the job, not a screen in front of it.
An AI training partner that programs workouts, tracks progress, and gives a trainer leverage over more clients.
An AI agent for patent work: drafting, prior art, and prosecution workflow.
AI financial risk intelligence that surfaces exposure and risk signals across a portfolio.
Each product sells on its own site.
We enter a field when an agent can do the whole job, and when needing a specialist is what keeps most people from getting it done. Three of the four have shipped software behind them. The fourth is stated ambition and nothing more.
Stated ambition. Nothing built, no timeline announced.
Each product takes over a task, not a screen. A chat panel on top of a database is not one of our products. If the software only advises, it is not finished.
Every domain we have entered has a professional standard attached and a real cost of being wrong. Output has to survive an attorney, an examiner or a risk committee reading it closely.
Model access, evals, security review and this design system are shared across products. Brand, pricing, support and roadmap belong to the product and its users.
We open a vertical when someone who has done the job wants to run it, and we give them the shared stack and a small team. No product here started from a market map.