We ship software.
Then we ship it again.

Lattice is the control plane our own engineers use to run agents against production codebases — issue triage, on-call summarisation, dependency upgrades, release notes. Every action runs through a policy gate and writes to an immutable audit log, which is what makes it usable inside BFSI and healthcare.

It started as an internal tool for our managed-services squads in 2023. After eleven months of dogfooding, we opened it to four design partners. Today it sits in front of roughly two thousand engineers across customer and internal teams.

Halftone reads your Postgres or warehouse schema, your auth config, and your audit requirements, and generates a typed internal admin — CRUD, approvals, exports, RBAC, SOC 2-friendly logs — that you own as code, not as a hosted dashboard. The output is a vanilla Next.js + Prisma app you check into your monorepo.

We built it because every services engagement spent the first sprint rebuilding the same back-office. Halftone collapses that into an afternoon. It is currently in a closed beta with eighteen teams across SaaS and logistics.

Field is our bet on the offline-first vertical: dispatch, route, evidence capture, and settlement for inspection and last-mile field teams. Built mobile-first for low-bandwidth Tier-2 deployments, with a Postgres-on-the-edge sync layer and an agentic dispatcher that reasons about SLAs, weather, and technician skill.

We are co-developing it with two anchor customers in insurance claims and one in solar O&M. General availability is targeted for Q3 2026; until then, access is invitation-only and tied to active vertical pilots.