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SINLETechnologies LLC

SINLE Technologies LLC

Innovation,Engineeringand Technology.

A technology and innovation company based in the United States. SINLE Innovation Agency is the flagship — strategy, design, engineering and growth for companies and businesses. You own the work.

United StatesLLCWorldwide clients
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100%

You own the work

40h

On tap each month

~$100

A day vs a hire

USD

Scoped, then billed

CompanySINLE
AgencySINLE Innovation Agency
AcademySINLE Academy

The house

A technological innovation company.

Invoices, receipts and card statements always show SINLE Technologies LLC.

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SINLE Innovation Agency

Flagship

Agency

The innovation agency of SINLE Technologies LLC. Find the stuck job, prototype it, put it in production.

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Flagship · SINLE Innovation Agency

The next wave,
Engineered.

Find the stuck job. Prototype it. Put it in production. Scoped in writing, billed in USD, yours when we ship.

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  • The stuck job named in writing
  • A prototype a user can fail in public
  • Production system on a domain you own
  • Agentic work only with a human lock
  • IP and code transfer on final payment
  • Hours and adoption measured, not a slide

Studio

Innovative solutions
for every company we take.

Innovation work: a job that is stuck, a prototype you can fail, a system that stays in use.

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Agentic workers

An agent takes a job a person did last week. It prepares the work. A named person still releases money and sends.

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Capabilities

How technological innovation actually happens here.

01

Name the job

Who does what today, and what hurts. If you cannot say the job, there is nothing to invent yet.

02

Prototype in the open

A test someone can fail this week. A deck is not a prototype.

03

Ship it into the week

Production on a domain you own. If they go back to the old way on Friday, it was a visit.

04

Measure the change

Hours, scrap, adoption — the job, not how busy the lab looks.

05

A human lock

Money, sends, and ship-or-scrap still wait for a person.

06

You keep it

Code, design, and the thing that runs transfer on final payment.

Stack

Work

The job was stuck. Then it shipped.

Live engagements. Each one names what was slowing the week, what went into production, and the hours or cost that moved.

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Time saved

10+hrs / week

Cost reduced

~$100/ day

Time saved

40hrs / month

Cost reduced

1studio

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Operations team · Operations

A portal instead of the spreadsheet.

A company was running customers and jobs in a shared sheet. The team needed a tool they actually own.

Before
Customers and jobs lived in a shared spreadsheet.
After
The sheet is an export, not the system. The company owns the app — no rented template.
Time saved
10+ hrs/wk

Off the shared spreadsheet

Cost reduced
No seat tax

They own the portal, not another SaaS bill

  • Discovery of the real workflow, not the org chart
  • Customer and job portal
  • Roles, status and a simple dashboard
  • Handover docs and a 30-day support window
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Team drowning in the same replies · AI

A clerk on the inbox. A person on the send.

An operations team was rewriting the same answers every afternoon. They wanted a model. They needed a clerk with a lock.

Before
Every inbound sat until a person drafted from scratch. No source of truth on a URL they owned.
After
Drafts come from the page. Sends still wait on a human. Hours dropped. No unsupervised replies.
Time saved
~8 hrs/wk

Off rewriting the same inbound from scratch

Cost reduced
A lock

No send leaves without a named person

  • The FAQ and policy published on pages they own
  • A clerk that drafts from that source, nothing else
  • A named person required before a send
  • A two-week hour count so they could kill it if nothing moved
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Pre-seed company · SaaS

A first site that could carry a raise.

A company needed a site that explained the product without looking like a template — before the deck went out.

Before
They were pitching from a Notion page.
After
They pitched from a live product URL, not a Notion page. Code and brand files transferred on final payment.
Time saved
6 weeks

Notion page to a live product URL

Cost reduced
1 studio

Not a brand shop plus a freelance engineer

  • Positioning and a one-page narrative
  • Identity system and UI kit
  • Next.js marketing site they own
  • Waitlist and analytics, live in six weeks
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Who we work with

Categories ofbusinesses.

A company in one of these places, with a job that still runs the old way.

ShopsA counter and a Tuesday queue. The job still lives in someone’s head.RestaurantsCovers, waste, and the pass. The week still runs on a whiteboard.ClinicsAppointments and follow-ups. The chart is still a pile.TradesVans, quotes, and the job on site. The office is still a group chat.LogisticsRoutes, docks, and the missed handoff. The board is still a spreadsheet.StudiosClients, files, and the version that shipped. The brief is still in email.SchoolsRooms, rosters, and the thing that never got written down.PropertyListings, keys, and the visit. The pipeline is still a notebook.FactoriesThe line, the scrap, and the shift. The fix is still a hero on Friday.ConstructionSites, crews, and the change that never made the drawing.FarmsSeasons, stock, and the job that still waits on one person.HotelsRooms, arrivals, and the note that never reached the desk.Online storesOrders, returns, and the inbox that still needs a person.Field teamsThe van left. The office still does not know what happened.WorkshopsQuotes, parts, and the job that sits half finished.

How we innovate.They own it.

A Tuesday task that still runs the old way becomes a system the company keeps.

Process

From review to launch. We can still say no.

  1. 01

    Review

    You send the problem. We say yes or we say no.

  2. 02

    Scope

    A written proposal. Deliverables, price, schedule — and what is out.

  3. 03

    Build

    Weekly increments you can see and sign off.

  4. 04

    Launch

    We ship it. You own it. We stay if the stack still needs us.

Leadership

Portrait of Mohamed Bellouch, Technological Innovation Engineer

Technological Innovation Engineer

Mohamed Bellouch

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

SINLE Technologies LLC

Mohamed is a technological innovation engineer. He founded SINLE Technologies LLC to take stuck jobs and turn them into technology people actually keep using. He leads which work we take, and the direction of every SINLE division.

About
SINLETechnologies LLC

Principles

How we actually work.

  1. 01

    We select the work

    We take work where a job has to change. If there is no user and no Tuesday test, we say no in writing. A yes means we can stand behind the scope.

  2. 02

    Write it down

    Nothing is billed until the engagement is scoped. The statement of work names deliverables, price in USD, schedule, what is out, and who owns what. Chat, decks and a verbal yes do not replace it. You approve the SOW before Stripe runs. If the work changes, the document changes first.

  3. 03

    See it every week

    You do not wait for a launch-day reveal. You see weekly increments you can click, review and sign off. If something is wrong, it is wrong in week two — not after the invoice. Progress is visible. The production system is the status report.

  4. 04

    You own it

    On final payment, code, design and assets transfer. You hold the repo, the domain, Stripe, analytics and admin. No hostage hosting, no rented template, no lock-in that makes leaving expensive. If we stay, it is because the stack still needs us — not because you cannot leave.

Guides

Decide beforeyou spend.

Practical guides on cost, scope, hiring, innovation, R&D, and AI — so you can buy, kill, or build with your eyes open.

All guides

01

How to hire an innovation agency

A hiring sequence: name the job, ask six questions, compare two scopes, walk away from a pitch. Built for companies that need a system they can keep.

Read the guide

02How to de-risk R&DHow SINLE de-risks research and development: name the stuck job, run a patent search and a thin Tuesday test, write a kill rule, then spend. A bigger lab is not the method.

Products

How we charge.

Pricing

Pilot

$3,500one-time

A result in the week — not a demo.

The invention in production, thin: one job, a real user, a number you can read in two weeks.

  • One named job live, on credentials you hold
  • A clerk (model or human) with a lock on money and sends
  • Hours in / hours out, counted for two weeks
  • Kill or keep from that number — we stay 30 days after it ships

Deposit back if we have not started. Nothing billed until a written scope is signed.

Ship a Pilot

Invent

The core offer

$10–25kfixed SOW

Invention, then AI, then a result you can count.

We invent the next way to do the job, engineer it into production, and put an agent on it with a human lock. You own the stack.

  • The new way, running — not a workshop
  • Agent on a named job; keys on the server; a person on money and sends
  • Evals that can fail the release
  • Fixed SOW. Code and IP on final payment
  • Pod retainer after launch — hours in the SOW, from 40 a month

No charge before you approve a written statement of work.

Scope Invent

Pod

$3,000monthly retainer

~$100 a day. 40 hours a month.

The retainer on Invent. Invention, engineering, and agents on the live job. Measure what got faster. Kill what did not.

  • Billed monthly in advance, 30-day cancel
  • 40 hours a month, written in the retainer SOW
  • Innovation lead plus engineering on the production stack
  • Agents only with a lock, a cap, and a kill switch
  • Unused hours roll one month. The invention stays yours when you cancel

Retainer access continues through the paid period. What we built stays yours.

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Questions

Straight answers.

Who am I contracting with?
SINLE Innovation Agency is a trade name of SINLE Technologies LLC. Your invoice and card statement show the LLC — not a separate agency company.
Who owns the work?
You do. On final payment, code, design and assets transfer. You hold the repo, the domain and the admin. If we stay, it is because the stack still needs us.
How do we start?
Spark is $750. You get a written invent, reshape, or no — and you keep the note. If we go on, that fee is credited to Invent. Nothing else is billed until you sign a scope.
When do you charge?
Projects: typically 50% to start and 50% on delivery, in USD. Retainers bill monthly in advance. Nothing is charged before you approve a written scope.
What if you say no?
You get a written no. No pitch. No invoice. A yes only happens when we can stand behind the scope.
Can I cancel?
Retainers cancel with 30 days’ notice. Project deposits are refundable before work begins. Full detail is in the Refund & Cancellation Policy.
What is the Pod?
$3,000 a month. 40 hours, billed in advance. Unused hours roll one month. What we built stays yours when you cancel.
What will you not take?
A brochure, a rented template, or a chatbot bolted onto a page. If there is no user and no Tuesday test, we say no in writing.

Our innovation academy.

SINLE Academy

Think.Build.Innovate.

A paid class from the same company. Six weeks, eight people, a product on logins that are yours. We do not promise a job or a certificate.

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A class. A product. Your logins.

  1. 01ThinkUnderstand the problem
  2. 02BuildEngineer the solution
  3. 03InnovatePut it into the real world
6 wks
Then it is live
8
In the room
$400
One seat

Next

If the problem requires us, send it.

We review every brief. We decline brochures, templates, and AI toys. No charge until a written scope is signed.

Innovate with ushello@sinletech.com