Thinking Studios
Creators of Umma — a living piece of software and thinking partner.
This is Umma, at work.
A live engagement, running on its own — for a fictional film director.
That was Umma, working.
One engagement, run end to end. The next one could be yours.
Enter the demo →It knows what it knows — every claim says how far to trust it.
It builds what the problem needs. The logger on this board is its own.
Reversible work runs alone; the calls that matter wait for you.
Every conclusion traces to a source — click any claim and see.
It works while you don’t. #
Most mornings Umma briefs you: how the goal moved overnight, what it learned, what it needs. When your work needs something it cannot yet do, it builds it — no ticket, no vendor, no roadmap. A day’s work looks like:
- Research with receipts. Every claim traces to its source.
- A watch on what matters. It builds the monitor, runs it live, escalates what needs a human.
- An honest read. Before you act, it says what does not hold up — and why.
- The rest of the job, handled. In the background; only exceptions reach you.
Not another chat tool. #
You’ve used AI that answers when asked and forgets when you leave. Umma is built on the opposite premise:
From a conversation to a running Umma. #
No integration project, no configuration to learn. Four steps, and the first one is just talking to us:
- A conversation with us. Bring the problem that is resisting you.
- Meeting your Umma. Its read of itself and you — corrected together, on the spot.
- The handoff. It arrives ready; we work the first problem together.
- The cadence. Weekly while the pilot runs. Then it takes on more.
Or skip the custom build: take Umma itself, and it builds the capabilities your problems need as it works.
Real prompts, run end to end, published in full. #
Each demonstration below started as a single prompt handed to Umma — then it ran on its own. The complete runs are public: timings, sources, and the working files, so you can check every claim yourself.
Hand it the hardest thing on your desk. #
Meet the Umma that would be formed for you → Start the conversation →