Your work.
All connected.
Start with a brief. Choose an engine. Bring the work into focus.
Start with a clear brief.
An unsent example brief, ready for review before execution.
GCAP / GLITCH CAP
We turn ideas into software people can use.
Meet the products taking shape at GCAP Labs.
We build our own products and software for specific problems: research workflows, connected tools, and practical workspaces.
Headmaster is in closed beta.
A wider rollout is ahead.
Start with a brief. Choose an engine. Bring the work into focus.
An unsent example brief, ready for review before execution.
The task and scope are clear
Relevant material, collected
A first version to work from
You decide what happens next
Research, draft, check, and hand off. We can build agent workflows around a specific job, with clear points for your team to review the result.
Discuss your projectConnect the applications, documents, and services your work already depends on. We can design integrations that move the right information between them.
Discuss your projectAnswers with sources attached
Build searchable knowledge tools that help people find relevant material and trace an answer back to its source. Start with the information you choose to connect.
Discuss your projectA focused interface for a complicated process. We can bring tasks, tools, and review into a custom workspace instead of adding another disconnected dashboard.
Discuss your projectMap the current workflow
Agree the first use case
Define a useful result
We start with the people, the task, and the friction. Together we define what a useful result looks like and what the system needs to respect.
Choose the right components
Plan access and handoffs
Make the interaction tangible
Choose the interface, engines, data, and integrations that fit the job. Make responsibilities and review points clear before building the full system.
Build the smallest useful version
Test representative tasks
Refine with your feedback
Put a working version in your hands early. Test it against real examples, look at where it breaks, and refine the parts that matter.
Agree the rollout
Document the workflow
Evaluate and improve
Move from a promising prototype to something people can use. Agree the rollout, document how it works, and use what we learn to guide the next iteration.
Our model development direction. An ongoing exploration of training, evaluation, and better fit for the task.
Explore the direction In development