Deep Interactions

Collaborative AI builder for teams.

Deep Interactions works within your environment and in tandem with your stakeholders to help you scope, design, build, and deploy products people actually use.

Not ideas. Not prototypes. The real thing.

Backed by Combinator

Shipped with real teams, for real users

We have 6 products live totalling 7000+ real world usage hits.

Sports
1 day

FitMatrix

Coach-powered AI for anywhere anytime training. With coach dashboard, 1:1 messaging, training videos, and goal tracker.

Developer Tooling
2 hours

PoolDeck

AI annotator demo for image infrastructure.

Wellness
1 month

Yoxly

Conversational AI for sexual wellness, grounded in a vetted knowledge base with safety controls for age, risk, and escalation.

“We fed our designs, ideas, and rules to their Deep Agents, and got a perfect demo over a weekend. It empowers us to be as hands-on or off - as we'd like.”
— Nick and Lily at Jack Fertility
“Its like somebody built a personal ChatGPT for my work in two weeks.”
— Happy Employees at Canopie
“I sent them my website, thoughts, and excel sheets; went out for dinner, and promptly spilled my drink in shock when I saw the app come through in minutes.”
— Coach at FitMatrix

Claude Code is made for lone wolves.Real products are created by teams.

Most AI coding agents exist for a single person in a single editor. But real products are shaped by founders, designers, engineers, domain experts, and operators — all with different context, constraints, and priorities.

That's why a solo AI brainchild is often a half-baked idea, broken demo, or a product no-one can use.

Deep Interactions gathers context on what your team is building — then builds it. Yes, just like that.

Solo AI builds

  • Disconnected prototypes
  • Brittle demos
  • No team alignment

Typical handoffs

  • Context lost
  • Endless revisions
  • Specs that drift

Deep Interactions

  • Connected process
  • Shared intent
  • Shipped products

From vibes to value

AI can generate screens and code. What it still struggles with is shared intent.

The problem isn't speed. It's that most AI products lose the thread between business goals, design decisions, technical execution, and real-world use.

Deep Interactions keeps that thread intact. We help teams move from idea to design to build to deploy to iterate in one connected process — so the end result is not just fast, but coherent, usable, and ready for production.

How it works

From first conversation to deployed product, we keep the thread intact.

01

Understand the business

We capture business goals, constraints, and stakeholder context — not just prompts in a chat window.

02

Build inside your environment

Deep Interactions works across the tools your team already uses, so the workflow stays connected from concept to release.

03

Ship something real

You get an integrated AI product — not a prototype, not a broken handoff, not another "we'll circle back."

What that means in practice

Working products fast

Not "here's a prototype." Not "here's a Figma." A real thing, on a real timeline.

Design that doesn't look AI generated

Products should feel considered, not assembled from defaults.

Built for actual use

We come from human-centred computing, so we don't just ask whether the model can do it. We ask whether the product should exist this way — and whether people will trust it when it does.

Better for teams

Deep Interactions is built for the way products are actually made: across people, tools, and decisions.

Where your team works

Deep Interactions integrates into the environments where real product decisions happen. So instead of forcing everyone into one blank AI workspace, we meet your team in context — and keep the product connected across the whole build process.

Slack
Gmail
Chrome
Miro
Figma
GitHub
Vercel
Supabase
CLI

+ custom integrations for your specific workflow

If you're tired of AI prototypes that don't stick, let's talk.

Whether you need a launch demo, an internal copilot, or a production AI feature, Deep Interactions helps your team move from business intent to shipped product — without losing the thread.