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We're The Technology Company. We build AI systems and software products from the DIFC in Dubai, and we're the technology arm of 10 Leaves. The name tells you exactly what we do. That's the point.
import { capabilities } from "./what-we-do"
Everything we take on fits one of these. If your project doesn't, we'll say so early and point you to someone better suited. It happens more than you'd think.
export async function deploy( "agents", "copilots", "ai_employees" )
AI that does an actual job. We build agents and AI employees with names, responsibilities and someone reviewing their work. Our first ones ran an advisory board that pits four different models against each other. They still clock in every day.
export function build( "architecture", "delivery", "integration" )
Advisory and software delivery for firms that want a working system, not a 40-slide strategy deck. We design it, build it, and wire it into what you already run. And we stay until it sticks.
export const stack = productize( "regtech", "knowledge_tools" )
We started as the tech side of 10 Leaves, a DIFC consultancy. The tools we built to run that firm kept getting asked about by clients. Training platforms, compliance research, AI staff. So now they're products.
const pipeline = async () => { … }
Not because we love process. Because most stalled AI projects we've seen skipped the first step.
discover()→
We sit with your team first. Real workflows, real constraints, the regulatory stuff nobody puts in the brief.
design()→
What we're building, in plain language, with a scope you can hold us to later.
ship()→
You see running software every couple of weeks. Not status reports.
run()
AI systems drift once they're live. We keep watching, and we fix what moves.
cat ./origin/README.md
The Technology Company grew out of 10 Leaves, a DIFC firm that advises founders and family offices on regulated business setups.
We didn't plan a product company. We built AI tools to run our own firm, things like a four-model advisory board, AI employees with actual job titles, and training curricula delivered as software. Clients kept asking who made them.
So we made it official. And because we come from regulated services, auditability and plain documentation aren't add-ons for us. They're habits.
await conversation.start()
One email is enough. Write it in your own words and we'll come back with questions, not a proposal template.