ChangelogLabs

We Build Products That Ship

ChangelogLabs partners with founders and companies to build, launch, and scale AI-native products and organizations.

No prototypes. No shelf-ware. Just production-ready solutions shipped to real users.

What We Do

AI-Native Product Development
We build intelligent systems from first principles. LLMs, embeddings, and AI workflows designed to work reliably in production, not just impress in demos.
Zero to Production
From initial concept to commercially ready. We handle the full stack—backend, frontend, infrastructure—whatever it takes to ship.
Organizational Velocity
Fast execution without bureaucracy. Small teams, direct communication, high standards. Ship when ready, not when scheduled.

Ready to Build Your Product?

Go from zero to production with a team that ships

Who We Are

We're technical builders who've shipped products at scale across consumer tech, fintech, and data-intensive platforms. Our backgrounds span product leadership, engineering management, and data science—roles where execution matters more than presentation. Originally from Cairo, now based across Berlin, London, California and Dubai, we've worked in startups and large tech organizations across the MENA region, Europe, and the US. We know what it takes to go from zero to production because we've done it — repeatedly, in different markets, under different constraints. We started ChangelogLabs because we kept seeing the same pattern: ambitious ideas dying in prototype limbo. We build the other way — production-first, user-focused, shipped.

How We Work

01

Understand Outcomes

What needs to exist? Who uses it? What does success look like? We start with the end state, not the features.

02

Build With Context

Ambiguous problems require judgment. We make decisions, iterate quickly, and ship working software—not perfect specs.

03

Ship to Real Users

Production deployment from day one. Real feedback, real usage, real iteration. The only validation that matters.

Build Products That Matter

Own outcomes, not tasks. Build what ships.