SaaS · Coaching operations
Treneris
A single system a personal trainer runs a whole practice from, instead of a spreadsheet, a chat thread and a payment app.
Building the company of the future
We build products at a speed that was previously impossible.Then we teach others how.
This is what a company looks like when the delivery work runs on agents. Two founders. Four products shipped and running. An internal agentic platform of orchestrators, subagents, skills and hooks, with a human gate on everything that matters.
2 months
from idea to production, on Treneris
Find the gapDemo, not MVPPrice it firstBuild with agentsFirst customers
1 / 5Find the gapA real problem someone already pays to work around, not an interesting idea.The one stage AI does not compress.
What we build
Four products, all of them in use.
SaaS · Creator tooling
InCreatorz
Everything a LinkedIn creator does in a week, moved out of a dozen browser tabs into one workspace with its own browser extension.
Platform · Learning delivery
Augmented.club
The platform our own programs run on, built because no off-the-shelf tool could keep a room of engineers in sync with what was on screen.
SaaS · Food production ERP
Avenola
Production planning for bakeries running more than one site, where a missed batch and a failed compliance record cost the same money.
How we build
The obvious question about this speed, answered.
- 1An internal agentic platform of orchestrators, subagents, skills and hooks does the repetitive part of delivery.
- 2Finding the code, writing it, type-checking, building, testing and auditing all run unattended, sandboxed and in parallel.
- 3Merges, schema changes, anything touching production and every judgement call stop and wait for a person.
- 4No change is reported as done without the checks for the surfaces it touched, and every review finding has to survive an agent whose only job is to refute it.
- 5The standards did not move. What moved is the cost of meeting them, which is why more verification runs now, not less.
The method we publish
Augmenting one team moves the bottleneck. Augmenting every role compounds.
This is the part that is genuinely ours: not a tool, but the operating model around it. We publish it in full, and it is what augmented.club teaches.
Every role
not only engineering, which is why it compounds
BuildShareGovernMeasureReinvest
1 / 5Everyone builds their ownOrchestrators and micro-tools, made by the person who does the work, on their own real work.Bottom-up, because automation has to encapsulate the know-how of whoever does the job.
Learn how we do it
The method is taught by augmented.club.
NodeonLabs builds. Everything about learning the method, including what it covers and what it costs, lives on augmented.club.
For engineering teams
Bring an engineering organisation to the point where its own people build and run this.
For teamsFor individuals
Learn the method as an engineer or a professional, on your own time and your own repository.
For individualsTo ship your own product
Use the method to take something of your own from an idea to a running product.
For buildersWho builds it
Two people, and the platform they built to work with.
The engineers who designed the agentic platform are the ones who ship on it, on every product listed above.
Adam Bilišič
Founder
Architecture and agent design
Twelve years in professional software, eight of them leading engineering teams for enterprise clients, most recently as CTO of a Swiss company. Owns system architecture across the four products and the agentic layer above it: retrieval systems, agent design, and the orchestrators that carry a change from a written intent to a reviewed pull request.
Jerguš Frajt
Founder
Delivery and platform engineering
Ten years as a full-stack engineer delivering complex systems for Swiss enterprise clients. Owns delivery across the stack and the parts of the platform that decide what runs unattended: the subagents, the verifiers that every change has to pass, and the hooks that stop work before it can reach production unchecked.
The surest way we find a problem worth building for is a domain partner who lives inside it, which is why some of our products are built with one.
How that works