Polyglot
LiveLocalization inside the development workflow.
We help product teams build and ship AI features and developer tools—from resolving technical unknowns to implementing the systems around them.
Start with an Engineering Sprint. Resolve a technical unknown, build a focused capability or improve a workflow your team depends on.
See the Engineering Sprint$17,250 USD
Ten business days. One workflow, one primary codebase and one environment. We agree three to five acceptance criteria before booking.
You receive the agreed code or experiment, repeatable checks and a clear handoff.
Improving an existing AI feature? AI Reliability Sprint applies the same scope and fee to measured improvements.
Independent products built by Jacob Warren, founder of Odd Machine. The problems, implementation choices and evidence behind the work.
Localization inside the development workflow.
Local search, speech and evidence checks in a native Mac assistant.
A new AI capability, a developer workflow that needs better tooling, or a product stalled on a difficult integration. We scope the obstacle, build and test the approach, and leave your team with code they can carry forward.
Adapt and evaluate models, optimize inference, and integrate AI capabilities into products.
Build CLIs, internal platforms and development workflows that make complex systems easier to build and operate.
Prototype difficult features, connect services and data, and carry the implementation through production and handoff.
How we make engineering decisions, what we measure and where the limits are.
How model residency, compute placement, cache reuse and recovery fit into an on-device assistant.
Read the noteOriginal passages, revisions and bounded meaning checks, with a clear result when comparison is incomplete.
Read the noteTiny models. Strange architecture. Routes checked by the game's own physics.
Explore a short browser world, reconstruct a crossing and see what the models contribute. The article explains the comparisons; the release includes source, models and reproducible checks.
Choose one technical obstacle, define useful progress, and agree the constraints and work before kickoff.
Implement the agreed approach or run a focused experiment. Test it against the behavior, performance and integration constraints that matter.
Your team gets the agreed code, test results and implementation notes, with a clear recommendation for what to build next.
Odd Machine is led by Jacob Warren, the engineer behind Doppel and Polyglot. Our work spans applied AI, native applications and developer tooling. Every engagement has a named delivery lead, a written scope and a handoff your engineers can continue.
Tell us what you are building, what is blocking progress and the constraints that matter. We will work out whether an Engineering Sprint is the right next step.