Three UK companies, three distinct jobs, one direction of travel.
Company number 16562138, and this site. An artificial-intelligence research company: tool use, privacy-first long-term memory, edge models and on-device intelligence, token-efficient architectures, and emotional awareness. Research-generated intellectual property is held here.
Company number 16535527. The applied company: agents, workflows, personas, interfaces, applications and automation. It turns research into software people can use, and commercial operations for the group run through it.
What research and applied engineering produce when pointed at the same problem. A self-configuring AI assistant with persistent memory, a family of specialised agents and real-time voice, built for households rather than enterprises.
Research and delivery run on different clocks. Research is allowed to spend six months on a question that might not pay off; delivery has to ship something working this week. Put them in one company and one of the two always loses — and it is always the research.
Separating them also keeps ownership legible: intellectual property sits with the company that generated it, delivery contracts sit with the company that performs them, and the product can be understood on its own terms.