Enterprise software & AI engineering
Engineering for systems that cannot fail.
We design, build and operate AI platforms, cloud architecture and enterprise software for organizations where downtime is measured in revenue — not apologies.
- UK-registeredYarqat LTD, London
- Engineer-ledSenior by default
- Gulf-hours deliveryFull GST overlap
Trusted by teams building what’s next
- Sophia AI
- iAgentify
- iAgentMail
- BRG Delivery
- MeCar
- Garage Systems
- Spotbook
- Bunnmore
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Full-stack capability
What we do
Seven disciplines, one accountable partner. Every engagement is architected, built and operated by senior engineers.
01 / 7 services
AI Development
Production-grade AI systems — from LLM applications and agentic workflows to custom model pipelines that hold up under real enterprise load.
02 / 27 services
Custom Software Development
Platforms, ERPs and internal systems designed around how your organization actually operates — not how the software vendor thinks it should.
03 / 6 services
Cloud Engineering
Architecture, migration and management across AWS, Azure and GCP — engineered for resilience, cost discipline and audit-ready security.
04 / 9 services
Data Engineering
Pipelines, warehouses and streaming infrastructure that turn scattered operational data into something a business can actually decide on.
05 / 2 services
Cybersecurity
Server hardening, penetration testing and secure-by-default configuration — protection engineered in, not bolted on.
06 / 17 services
Digital Transformation
Legacy modernization with a roadmap, not a rewrite — phased delivery that keeps the business running while the foundation changes underneath it.
07 / 4 services
Dedicated Development Teams
Senior engineers who join your rituals, your tooling and your standards. Scale from one specialist to a full delivery team without a hiring cycle.
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Applied AI
AI that survives
production.
Most AI projects die between the demo and the deployment. The gap is not the model — it is evaluation, latency, cost, access control and the fifty unglamorous decisions that make a system safe to put in front of customers.
That gap is the work we do.
Explore AI development- 01
LLM applications
Retrieval, evaluation and guardrails designed as first-class architecture — not a prompt in a text box.
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Agentic workflows
Systems that take actions against your real infrastructure, with the audit trail and rollback path that implies.
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Model pipelines
Training, fine-tuning and serving infrastructure that survives contact with production traffic and procurement review.
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AI enablement
Where AI genuinely pays for itself in your operation — and, more usefully, where it does not.
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Our stack
What's your stack? We already work in it.
100 technologies across 13 categories — chosen per problem, not per fashion. We will tell you when the boring option is the right one.
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Why Yarqat
The difference is who does the work.
Most of what goes wrong in enterprise software is not technical. It is a team that was sold to you and a team that was staffed against you being two different teams.
Engineer-led, always
You talk to the people writing the code. No account manager relaying requirements to a team you never meet.
Senior by default
We do not staff juniors against your budget and call it a team. Every engineer on your project has shipped systems at scale.
We operate what we build
Handover is not an exit. We stay on the pager, because a team that owns the incident designs differently from one that does not.
UK-registered, Gulf-facing
Yarqat LTD is registered in London, and our hours cover the Gulf working day in full. Accountability you can place, on a schedule that overlaps yours.
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How we work
Four phases. No theatre.
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Discover
We map the system, the constraints and the business it serves — including the parts nobody documented.
Architecture brief
02
Architect
Decisions get made, written down and defended before a line of production code exists.
Decision records
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Build
Short cycles against working software. You see progress in the product, not in a status deck.
Shipping increments
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Operate
Monitoring, incident response and iteration. The system is alive, so the engagement is too.
Runbooks & SLOs
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Your sector
Domain knowledge changes what gets built.
An engineer who has never seen a settlement window will build you something that technically works. These are the sectors we know before the first meeting.
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How we build, specifically.
Every line below is a practice, not a value. Ask us about any of them on the call — that is the point of writing them down.
- Version control
- Trunk-based, reviewed by a second senior engineer
- Testing
- Automated suites gate every merge — no exceptions for deadlines
- Infrastructure
- Declared as code. Nothing is configured by hand in a console
- Security
- Dependency scanning, secret management, least-privilege by default
- Observability
- Structured logs, traces and alerts shipped with the feature
- Documentation
- Architecture decisions recorded, so the next engineer inherits reasoning
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Global delivery
One team, registered in the UK, working your hours.
Distributed delivery only works if the hours actually intersect. Ours do — the Gulf business day sits inside London working hours by default, not by heroics.
Registered office
London
United Kingdom
GMT
Registered office — Yarqat LTD
Working hours — UTC
- London teamGMT
- Gulf business hoursGST
Four hours of full overlap, every working day — 09:00 to 13:00 UTC, when the London team and the Gulf business day are both live. The three-hour offset is an advantage over a US or Latin American team, not a cost. We do not claim follow-the-sun coverage; it is mostly theatre, and it costs you continuity.
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Engagement models
How to work with us.
Three shapes, chosen to fit the problem rather than to fit our margin. Most engagements start with a paid discovery phase so both sides commit before the expensive decisions.
- 01Dedicated teamA standing team that works only on your product, in your rituals and your tooling. Best when the roadmap outlives the project.Ongoing product development
- 02Staff augmentationNamed senior engineers embedded into your existing team, reporting into your leads. Best when you know what to build and need capacity.Filling a capability gap
- 03Software outsourcingA defined outcome delivered end-to-end by an accountable team. Best when you want the result owned, not just the hours filled.Outcome-owned delivery
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Questions
Asked and answered.
How is an engagement priced?
By the shape of the work, not a day-rate card. Most engagements begin with a paid discovery phase so the estimate is grounded in the real system rather than a guess. We give you a range with named cost drivers, and we tell you which decisions move it.
You are UK-registered — does the timezone work for us?
Yes — because we are not all in one place. Our team works across multiple locations, so we cover the working day in your timezone rather than asking you to bend to ours. You get a real daily overlap for standups, reviews and incident response — wherever you are, not a handful of hours at the edges.
Who owns the intellectual property?
You do — completely, from the first commit. Code lives in your repositories, infrastructure lives in your cloud accounts, and there is no proprietary layer you need us to keep operating.
How do engagements start, and can we stop?
With a technical conversation, not a sales call, followed by a paid discovery phase before the large decisions are made. Engagements are month-to-month after that — you are retained by the work being worth continuing, not by a lock-in clause.
Who actually writes the code?
Senior engineers, working directly with you. We do not run a pyramid where a principal wins the work and juniors deliver it. The people in your kickoff are the people on your commits.
What happens when the engagement ends?
You keep a system your own team can run. Documentation, architecture decisions and operational runbooks are part of the deliverable, not an upsell after it.
Tell us what cannot fail.
A technical conversation with the engineers who would do the work. If we are not the right fit, we will say so on the call.