Knowledge copilot
A retrieval copilot over a 40k-document corpus.
Answers cite their sources, and an eval harness keeps the wrong-answer rate from creeping back up as the data grows.
都市猫 / Design + Engineering Studio
Urban Cats is a studio for teams who need the whole stack handled — interface, product, the infrastructure underneath, and the AI running through it. One team, from first sketch to what's live in production.
What we do
Most work touches more than one of these. We keep them under one roof so the seams don't show — and nothing gets lost in a handoff.
Sites that load fast, rank well, and look like nobody else built them.
Multi-tenant products, dashboards, and the design systems that keep them coherent.
Native-feeling apps for iOS, Android, and the desktop from one product vision.
Pipelines, deploys, and the glue that makes shipping boring — in the best way.
Retrieval systems and agents wired into your real data and the workflows around it.
How we work
We map the problem, the users, and the constraints before anyone touches a pixel or a repo.
Interface and architecture move in parallel, so the thing you see and the thing underneath actually fit.
Typed, tested, reviewed, shipped in small increments. You see it working long before launch.
We stay for the unglamorous part — monitoring, iteration, and scaling it as real usage arrives.
Capability in practice
// Representative engagements — the kinds of problems we're built for.
Knowledge copilot
Answers cite their sources, and an eval harness keeps the wrong-answer rate from creeping back up as the data grows.
Realtime operations
Tens of thousands of events a second, rendered without dropping frames, on infrastructure that scales down when nobody is watching.
One product, every screen
A shared core with native shells per platform, so the team ships one feature once and it lands everywhere on the same release train.
The toolkit
We're not religious about tools — we pick what fits the problem and what you can maintain after we hand it over. This is where we tend to land.
Currently taking on new work
Walk us through it in a few quick steps. We'll come back with how we'd approach it, what it takes, and where we'd start.
Start a project
Pick everything that applies.