A two-person studio with an agentic workforce

Techthos is a lean, founder-run family company — two people, not a layered agency. That is deliberate. Instead of scaling headcount, we scale an agentic workflow: AI does the heavy lifting under a senior engineer’s specification and review. The result is senior-grade software, shipped fast, without the overhead you would normally pay for.

The people you work with

No account managers, no hand-offs to juniors. You talk to the people who build and own the work.

Alexandros Fotiadis

Co-founder & CEO

Senior software engineer with nearly 13 years across frontend, backend, cloud, and AI. Writes the specifications, owns the architecture, and reviews every line that ships.

Alexia Katrantzidou

Co-founder & Finance/Admin

Runs finance, administration, contracts, and back-office — so engagements stay organised, compliant, and easy to work with from day one.

How the work actually gets done

“Specification-led, review-bound” sounds abstract. In practice it is a simple, repeatable loop — and it is what lets two people deliver like a much larger team.

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We write the specification

Every project starts with a precise spec a senior engineer wrote. It defines what gets built and why, before any code exists. You own it — usable to brief any team, not just us.

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Agents do the heavy lifting

Inside that spec, AI agents draft code, scaffold, generate tests, and handle the repetitive work — at a speed no human team matches. Agents never make architectural decisions on their own.

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Alexandros reviews everything

No agent output reaches you unreviewed. Alexandros — our senior engineer and co-founder — checks every change against the specification, corrects it, and is personally accountable for what ships.

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You get software you own

Working software, plus the source code, prompts, workflow definitions, and documentation — all yours, milestone by milestone. No lock-in.

Why two people is enough

Traditional studios add people to add capacity. We add capacity by improving the workflow — the prompts, the guardrails, the review checklists. That is why a two-person studio can run several projects at once and still have a senior engineer accountable for each one. Lean is not a limitation here; it is the product.

Why we built it this way

I spent over a decade watching good software projects drown in headcount, hand-offs, and meetings that produced nothing. When agentic tools became genuinely capable, I saw a different way to work: keep the senior judgment that makes software defensible, and let AI absorb the volume that used to require a team.

So we built Techthos small on purpose. Alexia keeps the business honest and organised; I keep the engineering honest and reviewed. Everything else is workflow. We would rather be a sharp two-person studio that ships than a big one that bills — and the open-source tools below are how we keep proving we can build.

— Alexandros Fotiadis, Co-founder

We give back what we can

When a tool we build internally is small, general-purpose, and free of customer specifics, we open-source it. It is our way of contributing to the community we rely on — and the clearest proof of how we build.

See our open source

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