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About Futurebits

You will not hire a bench. You will hire a studio.

Futurebits is a roughly dozen-person studio founded in 2023. We ship production AI, trading infrastructure, and product design from one team. If you need a 40-person Bay bench, a transformation deck, or someone to nod at a vague AI program, we are the wrong call.

Point of view

What we believe — and act on

These are defaults, not wallpaper. If any of this feels wrong for your team, we are probably not the right fit. That is worth learning in the first call, not month three.

One team, start to finish.

Design, engineering, and AI work in one small group. You talk directly to the people doing the work, from the first call to the last merge.

Ship the smallest thing that proves the bet.

We cut scope until one hypothesis is testable. The proposal names the first useful version and what has been deferred.

Design clarifies. It does not decorate.

Design forces decisions about what ships, waits, or gets cut. The work includes the reasoning underneath the interface.

AI when the math works.

AI is useful when changes in speed, quality, or workload can be checked. The first scope establishes that check before a larger build.

Three rooms, one studio

How AI, markets, and design live here

They share a studio. They do not share a palette, a process, or a mashup pitch. Each room has its own bar. You enter the one that matches the problem.

The AI room

Production systems. Not a demo reel.

Retrieval, agents, automations, and evals for a narrow workflow with representative inputs. Model choice follows the workflow and its failure cases.

  • A test set and review path are part of the build.
  • The cost of a wrong answer shapes the scope.
  • Quality, latency, and cost are visible in production.
Enter the AI room

The markets room

Infrastructure that survives the next regime.

Execution, analytics, and risk for funds, prop desks, and serious traders. The work favors explicit costs, observable behavior, and controls that operators can use under pressure.

  • Event-driven backtests with fees, slippage, and partial fills in the spec.
  • Paper and shadow operation provide evidence before cutover.
  • Futurebits builds systems and does not run client capital.
Enter the markets room

The design room

Screens that ship in your repo.

Product design and frontend stay in the same working loop. The output can include prototypes, component decisions, and merged code.

  • Every screen earns its place on activation, conversion, or retention.
  • Scope favors the journeys that affect activation, conversion, or retention.
  • Existing components are reused and extended where they still work.
Enter the design room

How an engagement actually runs

Access, scope, demos, repo, cut lines

Not a discovery theatre. Not a process poster. This is the operating cadence we already run.

01

Access

Slack or email reaches the people writing the code and design files. Questions and decisions stay close to the work.

02

Written scope

A short scope records the hypothesis, success check, dependencies, and exclusions before kickoff.

03

Weekly demos

Working software is reviewed on a regular cadence. The update includes decisions, unresolved risks, and any scope change.

04

Your repo

Code lands in your repository and follows your review process, CI, and branch rules.

05

Cut lines

The proposal records what is outside the scope and which assumptions could change it.

Who it's for

Stay if this is you

Founders shipping 0→1 or 1→10

You need a small team that will argue with the brief and still merge code. You do not have time to manage a bench.

Desks and funds

You need execution, risk, or analytics that survives a real session. You want a runbook, not a pitch about alpha.

Product teams

You want design and frontend in one repo, weekly demos, and a sharper brief after week one.

Who should leave

If this is the brief, don't book

  • Staff augmentation without a defined product problem
  • A large bench used mainly to park headcount
  • Strategy decks with no path to implementation
  • An AI brief with no workflow, inputs, or owner

People, without a chart

A named counterpart. Not a roster swap.

Aayush Kucheria

I lead AI at Futurebits. My work covers retrieval, agents, and evals for operations, support, and product teams, alongside LLM behavior research, healthcare AI, and applied modelling.

We take on AI work with a defined workflow and a way to check whether it helped. Sometimes that review points to a simpler automation.

Aayush Kucheria

AI Lead, Futurebits. Production AI, evals, applied research.

The studio is a small group of roughly a dozen people across design, engineering, and markets. Each engagement has a named counterpart who stays close to the work.

What is already true

Engagements run end-to-end

12+

AI systems in production

20+

Trading systems live

30+

Operating since

2023

Proof, in their words

People we have shipped with

Futurebits not only delivered high-quality work but also uplifted the entire team with their positive energy and collaborative spirit. Every design choice reflected deep concern for the end user's experience. I wholeheartedly recommend Futurebits to any team looking for a talented, user-centered design partner.

Gopesh Mittal

Gopesh Mittal

Co-Founder Alphaquark

Working with a technology partner is often a headache - requirements keep changing, and communication gaps are common. Futurebits is the only vendor I've worked with where documentation is so strong that nothing gets lost in translation. Their first-principles thinking and deep discussions help clarify evolving needs.

Khushbu Chopda

Khushbu Chopda

Founder, Decoding Me

Futurebits is a detail-oriented design company with a strong understanding of the fintech space and provides valuable inputs to projects as needed.

Pratik Ghosh

Pratik Ghosh

Founder Alphaquark

Aayush's work was indispensable to our project. He set up organizational systems and delivered strong code across our ML pipeline. His technical depth and collaborative style made him an invaluable part of our research team.

Dr. Rasmus Herlo

Dr. Rasmus Herlo

Post-Doc at University of Copenhagen

Aayush showed exceptional analytical ability in AI tutoring research. His comparison of human and AI teaching patterns produced valuable insights for educational technology. He combines technical rigor with thoughtful human-AI design.

Dr. Nitin Sawhney

Dr. Nitin Sawhney

Professor at Aalto University

Working with Futurebits has been seamless. The team is highly responsive, proactive, and practical. They consistently deliver strong solutions across our web design and build needs.

Ajay Menon

Ajay Menon

Senior Lead TechnoServe / Program Director Greenr

Futurebits delivered exceptional work ahead of schedule, making the entire experience truly seamless. Their adaptability to evolving requirements and collaborative approach greatly contributed to the project's success. A dependable and efficient partner - we sincerely value their contribution.

Vinod Bombale

Vinod Bombale

Portfolio Manager - Global Pricing Innovation

I had a fantastic experience working with Futurebits. From initial consultation to final launch, their team was professional, creative, and incredibly responsive. They transformed my vision into a beautiful, user-friendly website that truly represented my brand.

Anita Rajwade

Anita Rajwade

Artist

Book 30 minutes. Bring the real problem.

We will come with a read of your problem and a one-page scope sketch. Keep it whether you hire us or not.

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