01 / Flagship
Pulse5
Live
Plans it, builds it, connects the pieces and turns the idea into a working product.
A few good tools.
Built properly.
Lab AI builds a small set of focused AI products for software, learning, research, data, design and creation.
Tools from Lab AI.
Pick one and open it.
Each product has one clear job. Live projects open directly; tools that are still being built are clearly marked instead of sending you into a dead link.
01 / Flagship
Live
Pulse5
Describe software. Pulse5 plans it, builds it, connects the pieces and turns the idea into a working product.
02 / Learning
Live
Sifra
A learning system that adapts around the student — understanding progress, mistakes and what should come next.
03 / AutonomyPlanned
Explore Work
Give AI a job, not a prompt. A cloud workspace for multi-step browser, file and computer tasks.
Coming soon
04 / AnalysisPlanned
Explore Data
Raw data in. Reproducible analysis, evidence and decisions out.
Coming soon
05 / ResearchPlanned
Explore Research
A persistent research workspace that plans, searches, cross-checks and builds evidence-backed outputs.
Coming soon
06 / GamesPlanned
Explore Game
Describe a game and turn the concept into a playable, editable world in the browser.
Coming soon
07 / PresentPlanned
Explore Present
Turn source material into a polished, editable narrative with real slides and speaker notes.
Coming soon
08 / BackendPlanned
Explore API
Describe a backend and generate routes, data models, validation, docs, tests and deployment.
Coming soon
09 / DesignPlanned
Explore Design
Idea to complete product language — systems, screens, components and responsive states.
Coming soon
10 / VoicePlanned
Explore Voice
Create deployable voice agents with knowledge, behavior, tools, handoff and live conversation.
Coming soon
The standard
If a product can be recreated with one prompt and one API call, it does not belong here.
Real execution
The system should create, run, transform or complete work — not stop at an answer.
Purpose-built UX
Each product gets the interface its job deserves instead of another generic chat window.
Deep over wide
Ten strong systems are more valuable than a directory of a hundred shallow tools.
Different products.
Shared foundations.
The product interfaces stay distinct, while the platform beneath them can share models, files, accounts, execution, project state and deployment infrastructure.
Model routing
One shared layer for choosing providers, handling fallbacks, streaming output and controlling cost across the portfolio.
Projects & files
Persistent project state, uploads, assets and versioned outputs so products can build on work instead of starting from zero each time.
Execution layer
Shared infrastructure for tasks that need tools — whether that means code, research flows, data processing or richer product actions.
Accounts & access
A single account system across the products, with clear product separation, unified auth and room for billing later on.
Shared design language
One visual system underneath the studio so the company feels cohesive without forcing every product into the same interface.
Product handoffs
Work from one product should be able to continue in another — research into presentations, design into Pulse5, and more over time.
Built to become useful, not just impressive.
The portfolio will stay intentionally small. New systems only stay when they solve a real problem deeply enough to deserve their own product.