Multi-agent system · est. 2026

Yala — let’s go
to work. You bring the idea. We — the agents — deliver the rest.

WeYala spins up a crew of specialist AI agents that runs the parts of a business — build it, plan it, find your customers, document it, stay accountable — executing autonomously in the background. You stay in command through approval gates at the moments that matter. Not just your app. Your whole business.

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what we offer

Not just your app.
Your whole business.

WeYala isn’t a code generator. It’s a crew of agents that runs the working parts of a business — end to end, with you in command. Everything below is staffed by real agents.

🔬 Research · live

Research the market

Market, competitors, what’s been tried — gathered and synthesized into something you can decide on.

📋 Business plan · live

Write the business plan

Value proposition, audience, model, objectives — the actual plan, brought to you at a gate for your sign-off.

🛠️ Build · live

Build the product

Architecture → code → adversarially-reviewed pull requests. The app itself, shipped.

📣 BD · live

Find customers & partners

An ops squad drafts outreach to partners and customers — you approve every send. No spam, ever.

📖 Docs · live

Understand what you own

Living, visual documentation — maps and flows in plain language — so you actually understand your product.

🔒 Control · live

Stay in control

A live task board, named decision gates, an audit trail — charter, objectives, RACI, risk. Nothing happens, and nothing is billed, without your yes.

More on the way — marketing & growth, founder operations, fundraising. The business, not just the app.

two ways in

Bring an outcome, or bring a spec.

Two front doors. We meet you at whichever fits — and the direction happens on the way in, in conversation, not on this page.

Door 1 · Engagement

“I want a booking system for my clinic.”

You bring an outcome. We hide the tech and hand you a working business — in plain language, yours to understand.

Door 2 · Project

“Here’s my repo and a spec.”

You bring a spec. Technical, steered, the stack on display — a scoped piece of work, done right.

the shape of it

It doesn’t end at “shipped.”

An engagement is a loop, not a line — every new need comes back around, and we grow with you.

how we offer it

Bring the whole vision,
or just the spark.

However much you bring, every project follows the same arc — research, business plan, architecture, execution — with named decision gates between stages. You approve. We continue.

01 · the front door
You tell us what you want.
A sentence or the whole picture — there’s no wrong amount. It’s a conversation, not a drop-box: we restate what we heard, you correct or confirm, and only then does anything run.
02 · research
Three to five agents go on parallel runs.
Market shape. Competitor landscape. Regulatory ceiling. Model selection for the downstream stages. Each agent does the work an analyst would do in a week, in twenty minutes, with sources cited.
⊳ gate 1 · approve research
Modal #1.
You see what the agents found. You approve, refine, or stop. Five minutes of your attention.
03 · business plan
Draft. Adversarial review. Revise.
One specialist drafts. A rival model reviews it adversarially. The two disagree until something passes both. You see the final, not the noise.
⊳ gate 2 · approve plan
Modal #2.
Revenue model. Unit economics. Go-to-market. Approve. Refine. Stop. Five minutes.
04 · architecture
Stack. Data model. Security model. UI direction.
The Architect chooses tools and lays out the system. The Adversarial Reviewer checks for the bugs the Architect didn’t catch. Both run with specialty packs loaded for the domain.
⊳ gate 3 · approve architecture
Modal #3.
Last gate before the squads start building. Ten minutes.
05 · execute
Operations and Build squads spin up in parallel.
Build agents write code in isolated worktrees, PR-reviewed before merge. Operations agents draft partnership outreach, follow up for weeks, regroup when responses come back negative. You see weekly digests; you intervene only on spike modals.
06 · ship
Real product. Real customers. Real revenue.
We ship the artifact. Then we keep maintaining it — agents on standby for the next iteration the moment you ask.
two squads

Engineering and operations.
Not just code.

Most AI tools generate documents. WeYala’s agents execute — they send the partnership emails, manage the multi-week correspondence, build the schema, deploy the service. Two specialized squads, one orchestrator, full coverage of the work.

Squad · ops

Operations Squad

Real-world correspondence. Long-running. Adaptive. The agents that draft partnership outreach, regulatory comms, and customer-success replies — send them (with your approval), monitor your inbox for responses, follow up after a week, and regroup when six counter-parties decline and two ask for a call.

Squad · build

Build Squad

Code-writing agents. Each owns a surface: frontend, backend, database, security, tests, infrastructure. They run in isolated worktrees, write code, run tests, open PRs, get reviewed by an adversarial counter-agent before merge.

your attention is the scarcest resource

We’ll only interrupt you
when it actually matters.

Between gates, WeYala works silently. No notifications. No status pings. No "the agent is thinking" indicators. When the agents need a decision, you see one clean modal.

proof, in progress · project no. 01

The first thing WeYala builds is a real product.

Not a demo. Not a hello-world. CircleStocker — an inventory-intelligence SaaS for small medical and dental offices — gets a full rebuild end-to-end by WeYala. It’s our first end-to-end run; the platform validates against it.

Twelve to sixteen weeks. Build Squad writes the new schema, migrates 316,000 canonical products, ingests FDA GUDID and openFDA data, ships the frontend. Operations Squad runs the manufacturer-partnership outreach campaign — drafting first-contact emails, surfacing them for approval, navigating negotiations, onboarding data feeds.

If WeYala can deliver CircleStocker v2 end-to-end — shipping product, real partnerships, customers using it — the platform works. If it can’t, we learn exactly which subsystem failed.

CircleStocker is project no. 01. Yours can be no. 02.

CircleStocker v2
status · scheduled for Week 11 rebuild
Brownfield SaaS rebuild
12–16 weeks
Schema · ingest · API · web
Manufacturer BD × 13
≥1 partnership signed
Shipped catalog & pricing
Pending: vertical decision
$15,000 LLM + $0 cash
Pass / not yet measured
pricing

In development.
On purpose.

AI-cost economics shift week to week. We’re tuning a model that pairs a subscription floor with transparent LLM passthrough and hard caps — so your spend is bounded and our margin stays honest. Final tiers publish when the unit economics are settled, not before.

Design-partner pricing for early projects.

If you have an idea you’d ship through WeYala in the next 90 days, we’ll work with you on a founder-pricing arrangement — you get the platform at cost while it’s in development; we get a real project to validate against.

Reach out: founder@weyala.ai.