About Aikin
Aikin is an AI agency. We build multi-player agentic operating systems for regulated professional firms - shared systems where the team and a team of agents work together. The value sits above the code AI is commoditising: architecture, judgment, and security scaled to what your obligations demand.
Aikin is an AI agency that builds Agentic OS for sophisticated professional-services firms - the ones that have already tried AI and hit the ceiling. What most of them have is personal AI and a collection of agents, not an operating system: tools bought, prompts written, but the team still doing the work around them. Aikin builds the shared system the people and the agents work in - the integrations, data foundation, outcome tracking, governance, and custom software that make it one system the team can run and trust.
The work above the agents is what makes them dependable - and it's the work AI can't commoditise.
Writing code is getting cheaper every month. Understanding how a firm actually works, designing the right architecture, deciding what stays human and what can be delegated, and knowing what a workload's sensitivity and regulatory exposure demand - that judgment is where the value now sits. Aikin operates there: upstream of code, as the design layer between a client's problem and the solution.
Aikin has been recognised by the DFINITY Foundation with four developer grants and is a member of the DFINITY Alliance. Aikin has also built a 1+ year strategic partnership with the Open Internet Foundation as the development partner on distrikt.
We're based in the Netherlands, with a distributed team across the UK and Turkey.
Meet our team
Aikin's founders bring 20+ years of experience shipping software for large financial institutions and enterprises. Paired with blockchain-native engineers and AI-orchestrated delivery, we're a lean team that punches well above our weight.
Let's talk about what you're building.
Every first conversation is with a specialist, not a salesperson: your organisation, your architecture, and what the right next step actually looks like.