Most AI is rented.
Ours is owned.
StretchAI is the artificial-intelligence practice of StretchGroup Technologies Inc. We build our own models across two tracks — general intelligence and a dedicated agentic line — and we run them ourselves. StretchGPT's live chat already answers on a model we built and tuned ourselves, served on our own hardware.
One owned spine. Two jobs.
We build in two model lines on the same from-scratch foundation — general intelligence, and a dedicated agentic line that uses tools.
Our general line. AGPT-1 turns text into vectors; AGPT-Nano is our 110M from-scratch decoder; and a full fleet of specialists covers code, business, vision, voice, and imaging.
A generation of agents that call tools reliably. SIA-1.0 is trained and measured (95% overall on our in-development harness), scoped to tool-calling, with our own weights growing in every generation.
There's no one else's model underneath it.
AGPT-1 is a text-embedding model we built from nothing. We wrote the tokenizer, designed the architecture, and trained every weight ourselves, on data we control. It's trained and serving today — the embedding model we built to bring semantic search to the platform — and the intellectual property is entirely ours, with no base-weight license to answer to.
Learn more →Every model we've built. One place.
Seventy-seven models and iterations across our lines — from-scratch AGPT, agentic SIA, foundation SFM, and more. Some are live or trained today; for the rest, including the retired ones, we publish exactly where each one stands. Here's a sample.
Every answer is checked before it ships.
A layer of deterministic checks runs around each model response: it holds context, critiques the draft, verifies claims against sources, and enforces safety. The checks are governed and auditable, and they fail open — they sharpen the answer without ever standing between a customer and a reply.
Nothing ships before it's ready.
Every model follows the same path from candidate to production, and we don't move the goalposts. Today the Code family is trained and AGPT-1 is live. The general-purpose core comes next.