Goolean

IT outsourcing · Software engineering · Our own LLM

The technology partner
that ships.

Goolean runs engineering teams and operations for US companies, builds the hard systems in-house teams don't have time for, and develops its own large language model for work that can't leave the building. US-managed. India-delivered. Accountable end to end.

mike — zsh
0
automated tests on our LLM runtime
every guard is mutation-tested
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production applications in SuitPilot
one login, one wallet, one edge node
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task catalog in Mike
intake to post-filing
0×7
managed operations coverage
US hours overlapped, on-call for the rest

What we do

Everything an IT department does — delivered.

Outsource the whole function or one hard problem. Same engineers, same standards, same accountable delivery lead.

Why Goolean

Why companies outsource to Goolean

01

Senior engineers, not seat-fillers

Small teams led by people who have shipped and operated production systems. We'd rather staff three strong engineers than eight average ones.

02

US leadership, India delivery

A US-based delivery lead who owns the outcome, and an engineering center that overlaps your working day. Cost advantage without the communication tax.

03

Evidence over assurances

Tests, ledgers, SLA reports, post-mortems. Every claim we make about our work can be checked by you.

04

Your IP, your accounts, your keys

Everything is built in your repositories and your cloud. If we ever part ways, you keep all of it and the documentation to run it.

Case studies

Work we can talk about

Anonymised where the client asked for it. Every outcome listed is one we can substantiate.

Products

Software we build, sell and run ourselves.

Being a product company keeps our services honest: we operate what we ship, we pay for our own mistakes, and the engineering practices we sell are the ones we live on.

How we engineer

Rules we can prove, not values we claim.

These are lifted from the operating manual of our own LLM runtime. Each one is enforced by a test in CI — the code shown is representative of the real thing.

tests/test_guard_01.pyenforced in CI
def test_foreign_token_is_rejected():
    out = observe(page, tokens)
    assert not references_unknown_token(out)  # BLOCKING

Tools we ship with

PythonFastAPITypeScriptReactNext.jsNode.jsPostgreSQLDockerKubernetesTerraformNginxAWSAzureGCPApple MLXPyTorchQwen-VLTesseractpdfplumberPyMuPDFTailwindGitHub ActionsCloudflareLet's EncryptAlembicSQLAlchemyVitepytestruffuvPlaywrightPlaidEntra IDPythonFastAPITypeScriptReactNext.jsNode.jsPostgreSQLDockerKubernetesTerraformNginxAWSAzureGCPApple MLXPyTorchQwen-VLTesseractpdfplumberPyMuPDFTailwindGitHub ActionsCloudflareLet's EncryptAlembicSQLAlchemyVitepytestruffuvPlaywrightPlaidEntra ID

Tell us what an expensive failure looks like for you.

One scoping call with a delivery lead and an architect. We'll say plainly whether — and how — we'd take it on.

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