ApplauseLab started with a group of techies who enjoyed solving hard problems and liked working together even more.
Speak with an AI ArchitectWe were friends long before ApplauseLab. We had our own jobs, ventures, and areas of expertise, but we kept choosing to spend our spare time building side projects together.
We wanted to understand what new AI systems could really do, so we learned by shipping. One project led to another. That way of working became the model for ApplauseLab: bring the right people together, solve a real problem, and stay responsible for the result.
For the past three years, we have kept working that way. We build products, test new AI systems on real work, and turn what proves useful into dependable workflows for our own ventures and our clients.
Five friends combining entrepreneurship, engineering, AI, product, and design.
Trifon is an ApplauseLab co-founder, serial entrepreneur, and AI architect with more than 12 years in technology. He runs multiple ventures and turns complex, real-world problems into products, systems, and companies.
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Kris is an ApplauseLab co-founder, software engineer, and AI architect with deep roots in DevOps, cloud infrastructure, and distributed systems. He turns ambitious product ideas into dependable systems that work in production.
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Kalin is an ApplauseLab co-founder and full-stack AI engineer who turns ideas into working products. He has built healthtech platforms, enterprise integrations, high-traffic systems, and software deployed around the world.
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Nikolay is an ApplauseLab co-founder and an AI and distributed-systems engineer focused on applied machine learning, automation, and real-time data. He builds model-evaluation systems, data pipelines, and infrastructure that make production AI systems reliable.
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Samuil is a UX designer who turns complex workflows into clear products. He leads research, interaction design, and usability across the systems the team builds.
View Samuil's profileBring us one repeated workflow. We will tell you whether it is worth rebuilding.