From first architecture to market. And then to scale.
MG builds companies — our own, and our clients’. Enterprise infrastructure trusted by companies that cannot afford an outage. Scientific discoveries carried to the people who fund, buy, and prescribe them. We stay through what comes after launch, because that’s where most of them die.
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Figures from Centauri Systems’ Apigee migration and managed-operations engagements, as published at centaurisystems.io. Companies MedGenie has taken to market report their own numbers.
The portfolio
Companies are the unit of work here. Not projects. Centauri Systems and MedGenie were both taken from inception to revenue in-house, and both are still compounding. What one learns, the other inherits.
01 / Infrastructure
Precision architecture for APIs, cloud, and the data on top of them. Written by the co-authors of the Apigee Developer Portal. Migrations, portals, and managed operations for estates where an outage is a headline — plus the products that came out of building them.
- Launchpad
- Orbit
- Aphelion
- Insights
2B+ API calls migrated · 99.99% uptime
Centauri Systems
02 / Applied
Discoveries, carried to market. Positioning, identity, and the digital infrastructure underneath — for companies whose product is a discovery, not a subscription. We stay on as operator through revenue, not just launch.
- QURA
- Lustra Science
- Interactome Bio
Companies launched, plus an operated book across healthcare and home services
MedGenie
The platform
What every company here draws on. One reporting layer, one operating team, one set of tooling — built once, inherited by every company that follows. It’s why the second launch always costs less than the first.
How we build
The operating discipline. Every company here — ours or a client’s — runs on the same three rules. They’re not values. They’re what survived.
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Ship to production, not to a deck.
Work is judged by what runs. A prototype is a step on the way, never the thing we hand over.
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Every system reports on itself.
If a number reaches a dashboard, something measured it. Nothing gets estimated into existence.
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The second one costs less.
What we learn building one company becomes tooling for the next. Launchpad exists because we stopped rebuilding portals by hand.
Tell us what you’re building.
An API estate that keeps breaking, or a discovery no one has heard of yet — the first conversation is the same one.