Who is behind Aimable.
Aimable was started by three founders who each built and ran a technology company before this one, and who share one conviction: working safely with AI is a basic right for every company. So we built Agentic OS, and our own engineers set up the use cases with the customer’s team.
With them from the start: Ludger Visser, founding and lead engineer, and Pim Verschoor, founding client partner.
The stairs
A use case passes from one pair of hands to the next.
The whiteboard
Every use case starts as a drawing.
The phone booth
Where the first calls happen.
Heads down
The engineers build. The rest of us try not to disturb them.
On the road
At your office when it helps.
The founders.
Ian Zein
CEO
Ian on LinkedInFormer co-founder and CEO of Sentia, a 600-person international cloud company built around mission-critical IT.
Arjé Cahn
CPO
Arjé on LinkedInFormer co-founder and CTO of Hippo, and later Chief Product Officer at Silicon Valley-based Bloomreach. Before all that, AI student avant la lettre.
Bart Evers
CTO
Bart on LinkedInFormer co-founder of Gillz, now part of VINCI Energies. Decades of enterprise engineering and delivery behind him.
Why we do this.
Most AI plans stall at the starting point: a tool, a pile of documents, and hope. We think AI is something you raise, with people in the loop, and that every company should be able to do that safely. So we built Agentic OS, which gets the starting point right, and we set up the first use case with the people who do the work.
Where we work.
The Stack, Amsterdam
Our office is at The Stack on Jacob Bontiusplaats, the hub that brings AI builders together under one roof, from infrastructure to applications, to put the Netherlands in front in European AI. That is our aim too, so that is where we wanted to be.
Companies across Europe
The Netherlands is where we started. Agentic OS and the engineers work for companies across Europe, online most of the time and at your office when it helps.
Come say hello.
Have a question, an idea, or a process you want to put to us? We’d love to hear from you.