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Astrolabe | Applied AIWe build AI that works natively in English, Arabic, French and Spanish: language models, voice and document agents, deployed in our cloud or yours. Studios in Dubai, Riyadh, Paris and Madrid.
Most of the brightest stars still carry the names Arab astronomers gave them more than a thousand years ago. Deneb is the tail of the swan, Alnilam the string of pearls in Orion's belt, Nashira the bearer of good news.
The astrolabe was the instrument they used to find their way by those stars. We liked the idea of a company that helps you find your way across languages.
Real conversations from our pilots, names changed
Results from client projects in 2026
How every project with us runs
We sit with the people who do the work today and pick one task worth automating.
Your team writes 200 real examples. They become the test every version must pass.
A working agent with ten of your staff. We tune it every day from their feedback.
Our safety team tries to break it, and your legal and security teams sign off.
Live for every customer, with a dashboard that shows what it solved and what it handed over.
Teams using Astrolabe in production today
Our Arabic chat used to pass 60% of conversations to an agent. With Desk it's 22%, and customers stopped asking to switch to English.
Scribe reads a commercial lease faster than I can find the indexation clause. My team now spends its time negotiating, not searching.
Voice answers our delivery line at 3 a.m. in proper Castilian Spanish. Seven in ten rescheduling calls never reach a person now.
Data residency in the Kingdom was our first question. They ran Deneb in our own data centre in Riyadh and passed our audit the first time.
We switched our tutoring app to Mizar 2 and cut costs by half. Students in Cairo and Madrid get answers in their own language.
Half our callers speak Darija. Nashira understands them better than the last two systems we tried together.
Banks, hospitals, airlines and law firms in 11 countries
From a two-person lab to four studios
Two engineers, one rented GPU and a question: why does AI still struggle with Arabic?
Alcor 1 goes live at a Gulf bank, answering 40,000 customers a month.
A research team in Paris starts work on French and on mixed-language conversations.
An office in KAFD for clients in the Kingdom, and a voice studio in Madrid for speech.
Our speech model learns nine Arabic dialects from 30,000 hours of recordings made with consent.
140 people, four studios, and models that score within two points in every language.
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