Production AI · independently verified

Most AI pilots stall before production. We build the ones that ship — and prove they work.

NewGenApps is a small, senior team that takes AI from first experiment to production. The people who scope the work build it, evaluate it and verify the live outcome.

Senior delivery team · US, UK and Europe-aligned hours · building since 2008

The evidence precedes the pitch

We have spent eighteen years turning emerging technology into working systems. The archive is part of the proof.

2008 — NewGenApps founded as the modern mobile and cloud eras began.

2009 — Early augmented-reality work on the first commercial Android generation.

2011 — Buzz Aldrin’s iPad application, shown during WWDC week.

Explore the timestamped record

03 / Production proof record

A deployment is not proof. The live outcome is.

Every engagement defines what success means before the build, how the system will be evaluated and what evidence must exist before production is accepted.

01

Outcome contract — The business and system result is explicit.

02

Evaluation harness — Reliability is measured against known cases and failure modes.

03

Data-integrity boundary — Sources, transformations and prohibited data are traceable.

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Live-system verification — Production behavior is checked after deployment, not inferred from a merge.

04 / Delivery method

The people who scope the work stay to prove it.

01

Diagnose

Find the constraint, the decision and the economic value.

02

Build

Ship the smallest system that can test the real outcome.

03

Verify

Evaluate reliability, data integrity and production behavior.

04

Operate

Improve the system with evidence from live use.

05 / Story and archive

Built early. Still building.

The point of the archive is not nostalgia. It shows a repeatable habit: understand a technology wave early, then stay for the difficult implementation work.

Read the timestamped record
Anurag Rastogi seated beside Buzz Aldrin during WWDC week in 2011
Anurag Rastogi with Buzz Aldrin during WWDC week, 2011.
Buzz Aldrin in a spacesuit holding an iPad displaying his application
Buzz Aldrin’s iPad application.

A useful first conversation

Where is your AI initiative actually stuck?

Bring the pilot, the constraint or the decision. In thirty minutes we will map the likely production gap and the next evidence worth creating.

A senior engineer replies within one business day. Prefer email? info@newgenapps.com