Agentic AI
Systems that plan, use tools and finish the job.
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AI-native engineering · United States · Middle East
Agentic systems, custom LLMs, speech and vision models, inference engineering, enterprise deployment and the products on top. One engineering team, from the model weights to the production line.
Engineering in India. Deployed on your servers, in your cloud or in-country when the data cannot leave.
Agents, models, inference and infrastructure, products, and the strategy and operations around them. Pick the job; we do it end to end.
Systems that plan, use tools and finish the job.
Language, speech and vision models trained on your data.
Serving that is fast, cheap and inside your boundary.
AI-native applications, shipped and maintained.
Knowing what to build, then running it.
Eight people we meet on the first call, across every kind of AI work. Each page is in their words: what they are trying to get done, what worries them, and what the first month looks like.
Head of Operations or COO
Claims, orders, onboarding, invoices, tickets: the same steps hundreds of times a week, and a headcount that must not grow with them.
Read the pageHead of Customer Experience or Contact-Centre Director
Callers in Gulf Arabic and English on the same call, an IVR they abandon, and agents on the same five requests all day.
Read the pageCTO, VP Engineering or Head of Product at a software company
A promised AI feature, a first version on a frontier API, and a bill and a p95 that scale faster than revenue.
Read the pageCIO, CISO or Head of Technology in a regulated institution
A board that wants AI, a regulator that wants controls, and a data-residency rule that every vendor's proposal breaks.
Read the pageHead of AI, Head of Data Science or ML Lead
A mandate that says 'our own models', a small team, a GPU budget, and data that needs a pipeline before it trains anything.
Read the pageFounder of a voice or speech product
A demo investors like, and a dialect, a latency or a cost-per-minute problem between it and a business.
Read the pageDirector of Digital Transformation or AI Programme Lead in the public sector
A national strategy with AI targets, a programme year to show something live in Arabic, and data that may not leave the country.
Read the pageChief Transformation or Digital Officer, or Head of AI Strategy
A board mandate, a budget that is now core operating expense, pilots that stall, and business units buying different tools.
Read the pageHead of Operations or COO
Claims, orders, onboarding, invoices, tickets: the same steps hundreds of times a week, and a headcount that must not grow with them.
Read the pageA call, an invoice or a camera frame. Same layers, same people on the queue, same log at the end. Pick one.
Outcome: Filed · one field to a person
Outcome: Mismatch caught before dispatch
Speech recognition and speech synthesis trained on your recordings, voice agents that hold real conversations on the phone, and the low-latency streaming, deployment and optimisation that make them work on a real line. All of it, by one team.
SIP and RTP in, jitter buffer, echo cancellation
Partial transcripts as the audio arrives
Silence plus a complete-looking sentence
First sentence out while the rest is written
First audio on the first sentence
Stops within a beat when the caller speaks
Speech recognition trained on your audio, your dialect and your line quality.
ReadA voice that sounds like your brand, in the languages your customers speak, streaming.
ReadInbound and outbound conversations that finish a task in your systems and hand off when they should.
ReadOn your servers, in your cloud, at the edge, and on the line your callers use.
ReadCustom ASR and TTS, by market: the Middle East, the United States, India.
Answer engine optimisation is how a company gets named, quoted and linked when ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Copilot and the assistants inside your customers’ own tools answer a question in your market. We do it the way we do everything else: measure first, engineer the content and the machine-readable layer, then track every answer.
We ask the engines the questions your buyers ask, in your markets and languages, and record who they name, what they cite and what they get wrong about you.
Pages rewritten so a model can lift the answer: one question per page, the answer first, the evidence under it, your name and your products written the same way everywhere.
Structured data, llms.txt, a Markdown mirror of every page, clean sitemaps and pages that render without a browser, so crawlers and agents read what you meant.
A suite of real questions run against the engines on a schedule. Mentions, citations and share of answer tracked like latency, with a person reviewing the misses.
We build the answer engines’ kind of systems for a living: retrieval, evals, agents. We know what a model can quote and what it skips.
In English and Arabic. The engines answer in the language of the question, so the content has to exist in both.
The field moves every quarter. This is what we are building with now, in plain words.
Models that plan, call tools and finish multi-step jobs.
OursAgents with MCP tool access, checkers and human hand-off, in production.
ServiceAgents that operate software through the screen.
OursFor legacy systems with no API, with strict permissions.
ServiceModels that think before answering, at a cost.
OursFine-tuned on your problems, routed only where they pay off.
ServiceReinforcement learning with verifiable rewards.
OursFormat, tool use and correctness trained in, not prompted.
ServiceOne job, one small model, a fraction of the cost.
OursDistilled from large teachers, served on your hardware.
ServiceQuantisation, speculative decoding, caching, routing.
OursLatency and cost engineered against your own load tests.
ServiceSpeech-to-speech models that listen and talk at once.
OursVoice agents that do not talk over people, in dialects.
ServiceAsk questions of images and video in plain language.
OursInspection, reading and video events, on the edge.
ServiceSmall models running on phones, laptops and NPUs, with no cloud in the loop.
OursDistilled, quantised and shipped inside your app, with a hybrid path for the hard cases.
ServiceRetrieval done properly beats bigger prompts.
OursStructure-aware retrieval with citations and permissions.
ServiceMeasuring quality before and after every change.
OursTask suites from your cases, red-teaming, drift alerts.
ServiceModel-generated examples where real data is scarce.
OursGenerated, reviewed by people, never used for evaluation.
ServiceModels and data kept in-country, on your hardware.
OursAir-gapped and in-region deployments for regulated sectors.
ServiceBuyers ask ChatGPT or Perplexity and read one answer.
OursContent and a machine-readable layer built to be the cited answer, measured weekly.
ServiceAn AI-native services company does the work instead of selling you a tool to do it. Agents are the workforce. People are on oversight. You pay for the outcome, delivered into the system you already use.
Your team spends its day on calls that follow a script and documents that follow a template.
Software does not fix it. Somebody still has to do the work.
Agencies will do it, at the price of people, forever.
The term comes from Y Combinator’s Summer 2026 request for startups. Most companies in the category rent a model and wrap it. We train the models, engineer the inference, build the products and run the systems, wherever the data has to sit.
“We don’t sell you an AI tool. We build the agents, train the models, engineer the inference and run the systems, wherever your data has to sit.”
| Software | An agency | AI-native services | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | You do, with a tool | Their people, by the hour | Agents do it. Our people check it. |
| What you pay for | Seats and licences | Headcount, forever | Work delivered, on milestones |
| What comes back | A login | Output, at the speed of people | The result, in your CRM or your folder |
| When something is unclear | A support ticket | A phone call and a delay | A person in the queue, before it reaches you |
| Where the data sits | Their cloud | Their office | Your servers, your cloud, or ours |
Most AI service companies call an API and mark it up. That works until the domain is narrow, the dialect is rare, the latency budget is tight or the data cannot leave the building. We train our own language, speech and vision models, engineer the serving layer ourselves, run our own voice platform and telephony, and deploy the whole stack wherever the rules require. That is why we can promise the outcome instead of the tool.
Language, speech and vision models trained per client, on weights you own.
Quantised, batched, cached and routed serving on the hardware you have.
CallWhiz AI and RingTrunk, built and operated by us.
On-premise, air-gapped, private cloud or in-country. A normal deployment for us.
When a vendor rents every layer, every problem is someone else’s. When we own the layers, the problem is ours to fix, that week.
Every layer between your data and your outcomes is ours: the models, the inference, the agents and the channels. Only the deployment boundary moves.
| Who usually owns it | Zingaro | |
|---|---|---|
| The agents and applications | a wrapper around someone else’s API | built in-house, with evals and a person in the loop |
| The models | rented, general-purpose | trained per client: language, speech, vision |
| The inference | whatever the vendor charges | engineered for your latency and cost, on your hardware |
| The voice platform and lines | a SaaS subscription and a carrier | CallWhiz AI and RingTrunk, ours |
| The deployment | someone else’s cloud | on-prem, air-gapped, private cloud or in-country |
The grind looks different in a clinic, a bank and a warehouse. The method is the same: one painful job, a pilot on your data, then it goes live.
Front desks, prior authorisations, claims and patient follow-up, with the data kept inside.
Onboarding documents, claims, collections calls and compliance monitoring, on-prem by default.
Lead qualification, viewings, tenant calls and document processing for brokers and developers.
Shipment queries, proof of delivery, exception handling and document checks between systems.
Order calls, returns, catalogue data and customer questions answered from your own content.
Intake, document review, drafting from precedents and client updates, with the sources shown.
Citizen services by phone in local languages, forms processed, records kept, hosted in-country.
Reservations, guest requests and reviews handled around the clock, in the guest’s language.
Four steps. The text stays put while the scenes scroll past, each one a real screen from the work.
Models and agents handle the volume. People handle the edges. You always know which did what.
One or two weeks with your team. The jobs listed, sized and ranked. A number on the first one.
Fixed scope, fixed fee, 4 to 6 weeks. Real output on your real data, measured against the number.
Into production, inside your boundary if the rules require, with evals gating every release.
No outbound connection
We operate it with people on the queue and a weekly report, or your team takes it with the runbooks.
A pilot or a product, scoped, fixed fee, billed on milestones. Nothing upfront.
Engineers and researchers on your roadmap, month to month, inside your tools.
We run the systems, priced on the volume we actually handle. It moves with your work, not your headcount.
No seat licences, no minimum users, no annual lock-in. We quote once we have seen the work, and every milestone is invoiced only when it is accepted.
Read them once. Then hold us to them, in the pilot and every week after it.
You get the outcome in your systems, not a login and a training session.
Models, inference, platform, lines. When something breaks, it is ours to fix, that week.
Agents take the volume. Reviewers hold the queue. You always know which did what.
No borrowed logos, no made-up numbers. The figures you see come from your own pilot.
On your servers, in your cloud, in your country. A normal deployment for us.
Air-gapped where required.
We install on machines you own, inside your network. Where the rules demand it, the system runs with no outbound connection and updates are carried in by hand. Your team keeps the keys.
Data stays inside your network
We deploy into your account.
We deploy into your own cloud account, in your region, under your access controls. The data stays in your account. We get the access you grant, and nothing more.
Data stays inside your account
Managed, fastest to start.
We run it on infrastructure we operate. The right choice when the data is allowed to leave and you want the pilot running this month.
Managed by us, on our terms
In banking, insurance and healthcare, the rules decide where the data sits. We built for that first.
How each option worksWe did not integrate someone else’s stack. We built and run ours, which is why we can promise the outcome instead of the tool.
| Number | City | Status |
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| +91 80 •••• •••• | Bengaluru | Active |
| +91 22 •••• •••• | Mumbai | Active |
| +91 11 •••• •••• | Delhi | Active |
Indian phone numbers and SIP trunks for developers building voice agents. A console and a REST API. You point your own stack at it.
ringtrunk.comOur voice agent platform: agents, campaigns, a developer API, and the dashboards to run them.
callwhiz.aiClients in the United States and the Middle East. Engineering, and the telephony we run, in India. The clocks are live.
Clients. Sales and delivery in your hours.
Clients. Our deepest speech work, in Najdi and Gulf Arabic.
Home. The engineering team, and the numbers and trunks we operate.
The blog is for the people who own an operation. The engineering blog is for the people who will run what we ship.
Text-to-speech is excellent in about twenty languages and thin everywhere else. Some of the places where it is thin are rich, which is why custom voice training is a business. A map, with the caveats.
Most companies do not have an AI problem. They have a choosing problem. A short method for picking the first job, and the three tests it has to pass.
Draft models and n-gram lookahead can cut per-token latency a great deal, or do nothing at all while burning compute. The mechanics, the workloads, and the harness we run before switching it on.
A phone call forgives roughly a second of silence before it starts to feel wrong. Here is where those milliseconds go, and how we spend them.
An AI-native services company does the work rather than selling software to do it. Models and agents are the workforce, people are on oversight, and the client pays for the outcome delivered into the systems it already uses. Zingaro AI is one, and it also trains the models and engineers the infrastructure the work runs on.
Zingaro AI takes on every kind of AI work that ships: agentic systems, workflow automation, assistants and copilots, custom LLM, speech and vision models, data and evaluation work, inference engineering, enterprise and sovereign deployment, AI products, voice agents, knowledge systems, document AI, answer engine optimisation, strategy and managed operations.
Zingaro AI uses both, chosen per job. Hosted frontier models are used where the data may leave and breadth matters; open-weight models fine-tuned and served by Zingaro AI are used where privacy, cost, latency or a narrow domain wins. Often a router decides per request, sending the common cases to a small model and the rest to a larger one or a person.
Zingaro AI deploys on the client's own servers, including air-gapped and in-country installations. That is a normal deployment for the company, not an exception, and it is built first for banking, insurance, healthcare and government.
Zingaro AI is accountable when a model or agent it runs gets something wrong. Uncertain work goes to a human queue before it reaches the client, every run is logged so it is clear which agent or person did what, and evaluation suites catch regressions before a release.
Zingaro AI does not publish prices because the cost depends on the work. The scope is set on a call and quoted after. Builds are milestone-based with nothing upfront, and managed operations are priced on the volume actually handled. There are no seat licences.
Answer engine optimisation is the work of making a company the answer that AI assistants and answer engines give: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Copilot and the assistants inside customers’ own tools. Zingaro AI audits what the engines currently say, rewrites pages so a model can quote them, adds the machine-readable layer that crawlers and agents read, and measures the answers every week.
Twenty minutes is enough to say whether we can take it.