Documents that carry risk
Long, high-stakes documents you can't treat like generic text.
SUPERLINEAR
Enterprise AI Engineering
For work that runs across contracts, legacy systems, approvals, and the judgment of senior experts. For complex multi-step work when chatbots and generic copilots only waste tokens and dollars.
Superlinear builds systems that hold up from proof to production.
Modern AI lets us skip prolonged discovery. Tell us what to build, and a working PoC lands in days.
A copilot rollout. A few promising demos. A backlog of internal ideas. A leadership mandate. A team trying to work out what is safe, useful, and actually shippable. But the devil, they say, is in the details.
The winning companies of today start their work here. Those who don't, stay stuck in pilots forever.
And yet, most enterprise AI never leaves the prototype. The pilot purgatory lies in the details that come after model selection.
Context. Permissions. Workflows. Data quality. Integrations. Evals. Human review loop. Audit trail. Interface. Operating model. Any one of these is enough to derail a project.
of enterprise GenAI pilots deliver no measurable P&L impact
MIT NANDA, 2025
of AI projects fail; about twice the rate of non-AI IT projects
RAND, 2024 (reinforced 2026)
of GenAI projects abandoned after the proof of concept
Gartner, 2025
Pilots that don't graduate to production are the surest path to wasted tokens, dollars, and hours.
3 weeks → under a day
Agentic workflows in a live platform. Guideline mapping collapsed to under a day, compliance review from auditor-months to minutes, and a capital-projects rebuild shipped in three sprints against a year-plus estimate.
200+ page docs, in Word
LegalTech AI inside Microsoft Word that makes deep, multi-pass edits. It competes with Harvey and Legora.
Hours → seconds
Secure Text-to-SQL over 16 years of legacy SQL. Executives now self-serve answers that used to take hours to pull by hand.
10M daily users, 1000x spikes
Re-architected the data layer of a major Indian EV-charging network to sustain close to a million requests per minute, launched alongside the BHIM/UPI integration.
Banks as paying customers
An agentic what-if portfolio engine, exposed as an MCP server that agents query directly.
8–10K calls a day
A six-language emergency voice agent that files an automated incident report after every call.
Systems that plan and carry out complex multi-step work.
Research, Scoping, Review, Extraction, High-stakes documents.
Fine-tuned proprietary models, RAG systems, modernizing legacy stacks
Images, video, voice, and 2-D/3-D, from generation to understanding.
Runs where the data lives, when it can't leave the building.
Compliance, business rules, and AI-assisted judgment under load.
Our speciality is enterprise tasks that are complex, multi-step, and require collaboration.
Long, high-stakes documents you can't treat like generic text.
Visual work that hinges on domain judgment about what the images actually mean.
Exception-heavy processes that break the moment they leave the happy path.
Public-SaaS defaults aren't acceptable; the architecture respects the constraints from day one.
Before the agent is useful, the enterprise needs a context layer underneath it.
A sample of other production and pilot work from across our team.
Superlinear provided exceptional tech and AI leadership for our complex UAE project, stepping up to guide our developers and coordinate with our CRM vendor. The team helped us throughout the entire journey from solution design to implementation, and remained available for guidance even after our engagement. Extremely helpful, easygoing, and a lot of fun to work with.
Superlinear became a force multiplier for us at Saltmine. Streamlining engineering, cutting costs, and helping us win clients, all while raising the bar for team ownership and delivery. We would work with them again as opportunity presents.
Superlinear stabilized our core system, created the end state design and laid the foundations for our next stage of building. They added real security with tenant isolation and encryption, and made sure data from different providers actually flowed cleanly. Our deployments stopped breaking, and the team could finally focus on features instead of fire drills.
Swanand navigated the line between "be hacky" and "build for the long term" very well, allowing us to execute quickly when needed and maintain reliability. He is also great at identifying and nurturing talent, pushing boundaries, and rallying troops even in ambiguity — startups don't always have the luxury of clarity.
Swanand was a trusted and capable colleague I could count on to tackle our most difficult technical challenges. I often consulted him about challenging problems. Back then, I saw that Swanand had leadership potential, and in following his career since 2019, I've been glad to see that he has developed those leadership skills.
Swanand is a master of pedagogy and understanding what students need to transform themselves from programmer to engineer. If you want to learn the foundations of software engineering, nobody better than Swanand!
The default path runs through the pilot purgatory. This is the way around it.