Who builds GattyWorks

GattyWorks is a small studio. We ship marketing websites in 24 hours, full-stack MVPs in 48, and AI workflows that run quietly behind them. This is who is behind that, and how a team this size moves that fast.

We are not a big agency. We are a senior team of designers and engineers, plus an AI agent fleet we treat as part of the team, not as a toolbar. Most briefs are touched by the same hands from the first reply to the deploy.

The track record

The engineering came first. People on the team have spent close to seven years shipping production software, well before ChatGPT made AI a headline.

That includes computer-vision work in the .NET era, training and testing models against ImageNet, the large image dataset that set the bar for how well a model can recognize what it is looking at.

It includes ML research with a university lab on noisy image data. The experiment was easy to state and hard to do: add controlled noise to an image, have a model try to reconstruct and recognize the original, and report a confidence score for how sure it was. You learn a lot about a model by watching where its confidence falls apart.

And it includes robotics work and a stack of custom websites and apps built for a college. Different domains, one habit: build the real thing, measure it, fix what breaks.

More than engineers

A studio that only writes code ships products that are hard to sell. So the team is mixed on purpose.

• A product designer with an MBA, who thinks about the business case and the layout in the same breath.
• Recruiting and talent experience, which is how we pull in the right specialist when a brief needs one.
• Engineers across web, data, and AI who have shipped to production, not just to a demo.

People from different domains, working with AI and agents, is the whole point. The agents do the repetitive heavy lifting. The humans make the calls that need taste and judgment.

What we build for

We build for profit and for AI-forward companies. That means production-grade software with real engineering behind it: tests, monitoring, and a secured knowledge base, not a weekend prototype dressed up for a screenshot.

It also means we are careful about what we take on. We are small on purpose, and we take a limited number of briefs at a time so the senior team actually stays on your project. That is the honest tradeoff. We are not the cheapest, and we are not infinite. We are fast, and we are senior.

What is coming

We are going to publish what we learn. Cookbooks, plans, and playbooks from real sprints, the same notes we use internally. If you want to see how the 24-hour cadence holds up under a real brief, this blog is where that will live.

Next step: send us a paragraph about what you want to build. One email is enough. [email protected].