A solutions company
I answer questions.
Every product on this table began as a question, or a problem worth solving. Devello turns both into things that work.
Gurjeet Singh · Founder, Devello Studios
Brooklyn Tech Expo · FALL4AI Edition ·
· 26 Bridge St, Dumbo
Things I built
Five answers. On this table.
Three began as questions I had. Two solved problems I had. Ask for a demo of any of them.
01A question I had
“What if research worked like a researcher, not a chatbot?”
Sivra
A research app on a multi-agent pipeline. Gathers, extracts, clusters, hypothesizes, scores, verifies and synthesizes any topic into a brief, with citations.
iOS · web · research
Explore Sivra(opens in a new tab)02A question I had
“Can one question be understood more than one way?”
Sygil
An app that thinks in four lenses. Answers through physics, math, human experience and contemplation, then weaves them into one understanding.
iOS · on the App Store
Explore Sygil(opens in a new tab)03A question I had
“What happens when you keep asking why?”
The Why Engine
An engine that keeps asking. Asks why, then why of the answer, mapping each answer as a star until the constellation converges on a verdict.
web · recursive reasoning
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04A problem I solved
“A real renovation needed one place for the renders, the materials and the client’s decisions.”
Devello Design Studio
An AI interior-design studio for Apple devices, built for a real renovation. Render a room with AI, work through materials with a voice copilot, and share the project with the client, who sees just what they need to decide.
iPad · Mac · iPhone · interior design
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05A problem I solved
“An assistant that only answers isn’t enough. I wanted one that acts.”
Osmo
A voice-first AI assistant for iPhone. Calendar, email, reminders, messages, music, maps, translation and vision, all through natural conversation, with briefings before you ask.
iOS · voice · in beta
Explore Osmo(opens in a new tab)01A question I had
“What if research worked like a researcher, not a chatbot?”
Sivra
A research app on a multi-agent pipeline. Gathers, extracts, clusters, hypothesizes, scores, verifies and synthesizes any topic into a brief, with citations.
iOS · web · research
Explore Sivra(opens in a new tab)02A question I had
“Can one question be understood more than one way?”
Sygil
An app that thinks in four lenses. Answers through physics, math, human experience and contemplation, then weaves them into one understanding.
iOS · on the App Store
Explore Sygil(opens in a new tab)03A question I had
“What happens when you keep asking why?”
The Why Engine
An engine that keeps asking. Asks why, then why of the answer, mapping each answer as a star until the constellation converges on a verdict.
web · recursive reasoning
Ask me for a live demo
04A problem I solved
“A real renovation needed one place for the renders, the materials and the client’s decisions.”
Devello Design Studio
An AI interior-design studio for Apple devices, built for a real renovation. Render a room with AI, work through materials with a voice copilot, and share the project with the client, who sees just what they need to decide.
iPad · Mac · iPhone · interior design
Ask me for a live demo
05A problem I solved
“An assistant that only answers isn’t enough. I wanted one that acts.”
Osmo
A voice-first AI assistant for iPhone. Calendar, email, reminders, messages, music, maps, translation and vision, all through natural conversation, with briefings before you ask.
iOS · voice · in beta
Explore Osmo(opens in a new tab)The Devello Network
Bring me a question.
Bespoke solutions, built with care. Four founding partners will be chosen from this exhibition, and every submission is read.
- Talk
- Start from the problem you actually have.
- Make
- Something real: a blueprint, an app, an agent.
- Review
- Look at it together, then decide what’s next.
01
Leave your problem.
Here, at the table, or on the sheet.
02
Four are chosen.
Every submission is read. Four win a seat.
03
First Light.
A working session on your problem, on the house.
04
Build together.
A partnership, not a project.
When a seat opens, the next problem on the list gets the time.
A private showing
The East Door
“What if a digital space felt like a place of my own?”
A personal digital space with a door of its own. It opens only on an enrolled device, with Face ID or Touch ID, so it is shown by invitation.
Ask at the table for a private showing.