aigentic · managed automation

Messy Admin.
Made Reliable.

Your staff keep working the way they already do:

  • • Email
  • • Spreadsheets
  • • WhatsApp

We:

  • • follow your company's procedures
  • • update your business systems correctly
Request a pilot

We onboard a small number of clients at a time to ensure reliable execution.

why us

Most automation works, until reality gets messy.

Aigentic is built for a simpler outcome: admin that runs reliably, without constant checking — and knows when to stop and ask.

AigenticManaged automation
DIY automation tools
Who owns the outcome
We do, and we keep it working when your systems change
You handle everything with the given tools
Whose procedures run
We encode how Your Business actually runs
You adapt to their templates
How it runs
Deterministic, checked steps you can audit
Generic rules that run or fail silently
Messy or ambiguous input
Stopped by checks and surfaced to you before running
Happy-path only; garbage in, garbage out
Getting started
We map your workflow with you; live in weeks
Instant, self-serve, huge template library

Integrations with the tools you already use are included.

demos

Solved Series

Watch how everyday admin work gets solved, end to end.

deployed examples

Real Deployments, end-to-end.

Each example shows the path from request to outcome, including when the system stops before something goes wrong.

pilot

Start with a pilot.
This isn't a demo - we work on real workflows.

  1. 01

    Walk us through the work

    What comes in, what needs to happen, where it breaks.

  2. 02

    We map and stress-test it

    Understanding the edge cases, hidden constraints, what “correct” actually means.

  3. 03

    We build and run it

    Complements your existing systems; no new tools, no process changes required.

  4. 04

    You stay in control

    When something needs attention, you'll know — and nothing runs until you decide.

about

Aigentic is built and run by Joel Liew.

Three phases so far.

Phase 1: Spoon-fed, but not entirely

Six years as a quantitative trader, at Tower Research Capital and then Mecha Markets. The tools, the data and a team were already there. The job was to turn them into spot-FX strategies that worked, and they did: over 1.3 trillion US dollars traded.

Phase 2: Self-apprenticeship

Three years alone in crypto markets, no team behind the screen. Built the whole stack single-handed, from the distributed infrastructure up to the strategies running on it: on-chain arbitrage across liquidity pools, just-in-time liquidity provision, execution tuned from milliseconds down to microseconds. Figuring out how to make money with nothing handed to you teaches one thing above all: a system you run alone must explain itself, and must never guess.

Phase 3: Building for other people, and learning to sell it

Trading is modelling the world from behind a screen. The model wins or loses, and nobody’s day actually changes. Aigentic is the same discipline pointed at real operations, the admin work that eats an owner’s evenings, built alongside the people who run it. This phase is the one still being figured out, in the open, one customer at a time.

Joel Liew, founder of Aigentic
joel liew · founder
essays

Field notes on messy admin.

Longer write-ups on why this work is hard, and what actually holds up in production.