Est. 2026 — New York

Product studios
built the old way
run out of runway.

Plinth is an AI-native studio. Autonomous agents design, build, and ship digital products — at startup speed, without the overhead of a 20-person team.

24/7 agent operation
1/10 cost of a studio
72h to first prototype
const agent = new PlinthAgent();
The Problem
"Agencies bill by the hour. Studios run on retainer. Both models cap output at headcount. Add a human, cost goes up. Remove a human, quality drops. It's a trap."

We built Plinth to break that model. Not a tool. Not an assistant. A system of agents that take a brief and return a shipped product.

What we build

Every layer of the stack,
handled autonomously.

Product Strategy

Agents analyze markets, identify gaps, and write full product specifications before a single line of code is written.

Design & Engineering

Full-stack design systems, UI components, and production code — generated from spec, refined by feedback, shipped to production.

AI Integration

LLM pipelines, RAG systems, autonomous agents, and multi-step workflows — embedded into every product we ship.

Analytics & Iteration

Agents monitor products post-launch, surface conversion data, and iterate autonomously based on real user behavior.

How it works

From brief to shipped.
No humans in the loop.

01

You describe what you want

A product idea, a feature, a rebrand. A sentence or a paragraph — no detailed spec required. Our agents figure out the rest.

02

Agents research and spec

Research agents analyze your space, competitors, and audience. Strategy agents write the brief. Design agents generate the system.

03

Build runs autonomously

Engineering agents write, test, and deploy. You receive a link when it's live. No standups. No sprints. No revisions as a service.

04

We measure and iterate

Analytics agents track what users do. Conversion agents suggest changes. The product improves itself while you sleep.

The studio model is broken.
Plinth is what's next.

For 13 years you've run a product studio on human hours. You've seen the ceiling. Now imagine running at the same quality — with 10x the output, at 1/10th the cost. That's what autonomous agents make possible.