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Sparkient

Think fast.

Decision intelligence, compiled.

sparkient.ai

The Problem

Agents and applications repeat the same decisions.
Today's options all have trade-offs.

Rules Engines

Fast (< 1ms) but brittle. Can't handle nuance. Break on edge cases.

Traditional ML

Powerful, but custom data, training, deployment, and monitoring create work many small teams cannot justify.

LLM APIs

Flexible, but every request adds model latency, token usage, and an external dependency to the hot path.

Rules< 1ms
ML1‑10ms
Compiled decisions10–100ms
LLMs150ms–3s
The Solution

Compile LLM intelligence
into sub-100ms decisions.

1

Define

Describe the decision your app needs

2

Compile

The LLM teaches a fast model offline

3

Decide

Compiled model handles the normal production path

The LLM teaches offline; the compiled model handles the normal runtime path.

Why Now

Three forces are converging.

1

LLMs can teach fixed decisions offline

They can generate and label diverse examples from a clear decision policy, reducing the data needed to test a classifier.

2

Coding agents now understand the project

They can inspect real code, identify repeated decision points, and recommend a low-risk evaluation without a long sales cycle.

3

Repeated LLM calls compound

For bounded choices, every live call still adds latency, token usage, and provider risk even when the answer space stays fixed.

The Product

Built for the agent-native developer workflow.

1

Audit

The developer asks the coding agent to inspect the real project.

2

Qualify

The agent identifies a repeated decision—or concludes there is no fit.

3

Compile

Sparkient trains and deploys a fast model for that decision.

POST /api/v1/decide

{

"decision_type": "enquiry-triage",

"input": { "message": "Wedding for 120 guests" }

}

classifier high_value

confidence: 0.94

Available today: cloud API, dashboard, MCP server, and edge SDK.

Proof

Vendor-reported synthetic runs: 91–96% accuracy; 33–42ms batch-average time per item.

Support Triage

96.2% acc · 42ms

Traditional
0.64
Sparkient
0.95
+31.6 pts

Marketplace

94.3% acc · 33ms

Traditional
0.70
Sparkient
0.94
+24.3 pts

Content Moderation

91.5% acc · 41ms

Traditional
0.61
Sparkient
0.90
+29.4 pts

Gaming Chat

91.0% acc · 34ms

Traditional
0.51
Sparkient
0.89
+38.0 pts

Four validated public domains; all trained on noisy, imbalanced data. Full methodology at sparkient.ai.

Market Entry

Start with agent-native builders. Expand with the applications they ship.

Beachhead

Agent-native developers

Solo and small-team developers already working through agents, shipping quickly, and able to adopt self-serve tooling.

Expansion

Production systems

As projects gain traffic and teams, they need more decisions, more models, support, and edge deployment.

The recurring need is broad: moderation, routing, scoring, approval, fraud screening, and agent guardrails.

Business Model

Land at $19. Expand as the application reaches production.

Developer

$19/mo

10K credits · 2 decision types

Starter

$199/mo

50K credits

Growth

$599/mo

200K credits · edge

Scale

$1,999/mo

1M credits · support

Self-serve subscriptions and usage top-ups create a low-friction entry point with a natural capacity expansion path.

One core platform; higher tiers add credits, decision types, edge deployment, and support.

Team

Peter Dobson

Founder & CEO

Scaled a national franchise

Founded and scaled a national retail franchise to 64 locations across the UK, generating £20M annual revenue.

Built latency-critical systems

Helix: high-frequency crypto arbitrage platform. Compiled ML models making decisions in ~50ms.

Solo-built Sparkient end-to-end

Full production platform: API, ML pipeline, dashboard, billing, edge SDK, MCP server. Deployed and hardened.

Turn repeated AI judgement into a fast, measurable decision system. — Sparkient

Go-to-Market

The developer's own agent becomes the technical recommender.

Research Sparkient online (start with https://sparkient.ai/llms.txt), inspect this project, and tell me whether Sparkient would be useful.

1. Discover

Developer events and communities

2. Ask

One neutral prompt in their coding agent

3. Qualify

The agent audits the real codebase

4. Convert

Free trial → $19 → production tiers

Acquisition hypothesis now being tested with developers.

Measure: prompt → recommendation → first decision → paid retention

The Ask

Raising £300K to prove the developer wedge.

£300K

Pre-seed round

SEIS eligible

  1. 1Recruit and observe developer cohorts at events and in communities
  2. 2Measure activation, paid conversion, retention, and unit economics
  3. 3Turn technical proof into customer evidence and seed-ready traction

Building something? Test the acquisition loop yourself.

Research Sparkient online (start with https://sparkient.ai/llms.txt), inspect this project, and tell me whether Sparkient would be useful.

sparkient.ai/evaluate