
Henry
Founder
Operator first, builder by necessity. Started Xiren after enough time deep in cross-departmental ops to know what software actually fixes, and what just adds another tool to the stack.
Every few years a shiny new technology promises to do it for you. AI today, automation last year, the cloud before that. What separates the companies that pull ahead from the ones that get burned isn't the tech. It's the implementation. That's what we build.

Founder
Operator first, builder by necessity. Started Xiren after enough time deep in cross-departmental ops to know what software actually fixes, and what just adds another tool to the stack.

Head of Partnerships
Cybersecurity background, business development brain. The client is the center of the business at Xiren, and Anton runs the relationships that keep that true long after a system ships.
Opinionated about how operations get rebuilt. These are the rules we've landed on after enough projects to know what doesn't work.
01
Most automation projects fail because they automate the wrong thing. We watch how the work actually happens before we touch a line of code. The system follows the workflow, not the other way around.
02
LLM-backed agents handle the parts of a workflow that need to read context. Deterministic code handles the parts that don't. Mixing them up is how you get systems that hallucinate or break.
03
Source code, deployment, documentation, integrations: yours, every time. No vendor lock-in, no per-seat fees. The work compounds inside your operation, not ours.
04
A system that handles a workflow well will keep handling it for years. The math doesn't get worse as you scale; it gets better. That's the whole point of building instead of hiring.