Clarical Human in the loop.

Ship exactly what you intended.

AI builds fast. Clarical keeps your team on one honest spec, with human checkpoints before work ships.

The tests pass. The demo looks great. Nobody notices the spec has been quietly rewritten until weeks later.

You hand it a brief that’s 90% there. It fills the rest with reasonable guesses. Green CI, happy stakeholders, wrong product underneath. We call that spec rot: the spec drifts one confident assumption at a time, and your client or your board only sees it when it’s already live. Not weak models. A missing pause at the moments that matter.

Everyone says go faster, automate more, trust the agent. If you’re under pressure to keep pace, that message lands. We think the cheaper win is fewer rework cycles: one clear spec, a human sign-off before the build runs away, long before delivery slips.

Check once at the gate. Ship once with confidence. Keep the spec true to what you agreed. Stay in charge of what gets built.
Four-stage workflow: you set intent, plan the spec together, build runs with tests, you sign off before anything ships.

Clarical AI Flow

You sign off at the gate. The build runs in between.
“I built Clarical because I kept doing the same thing: half-formed spec, confident AI answer, wave it through, chase the next idea. Same pattern hits a solo founder, a five-person team, or an engineering org that can’t afford another quiet miss. Clarical forces the pause: keep the human in the loop before the drift compounds.
Alan Hemmings · Founder

Clarical was built by a solo founder to survive something much bigger, using the exact method it now offers you. The same discipline scales to a critical feature, a client delivery, or an engineering team that needs delivery back on one spec.

How we start

Hands-on, small cohort. Bring a live project and pick how deep you want us in the room.

  • SME engineering team. CTO or Head of Engineering brings us in; AI in play, specs drifting, release slipping.
  • Tiny product team. Two to five people on one thing that has to land.
  • Small studio. Client work where shipping the wrong thing is reputational damage.
Starter Shape What you’re buying Typical fit From
Drift check ~1 week We look at what you’re building now and show where the spec is already drifting, before you commit more budget or timeline. Leadership wants clarity before going further £2k
One gated cycle ~2–3 weeks One real feature through the flow with us beside you. You feel where to pause before it goes wrong. Tiny team, one feature that can’t miss £5k
Embedded build ~4–6 weeks We’re in the repo on the client-facing slice. Build it with you, hand you the method, exit. Studio or tiny team, “build this with us” £15k
Parachute in ~6–12 weeks Leadership brings us into a struggling team. One clear spec, checkpoints before work ships, momentum back, method transferred, exit. SME team, CTO or Head of Engineering £25k

Bring a live project and someone who can sign off decisions. We’ll recommend a starter on a short fit call. You’ll know if this is worth continuing before the first engagement ends.

Hands-on, small cohort. Built for teams who can’t afford a wrong ship.

Let’s talk
Engineering lead, product lead, or studio lead with a live build at risk.