Meet Alpic
About us
Alpic is a Paris- and San Francisco-based AI infrastructure company founded in July 2025. Alpic provides an all-in-one platform enabling companies to build reliable AI-native interfaces including MCP servers, ChatGPT & MCPs and more, with built-in security, observability, and distribution.
We also offer a suite of open-source frameworks and dev tools for our friends (and their agents) in the trenches.
Our mission
The internet's next chapter isn't about smarter chatbots. It's about AI that can navigate your tools, access your data, and execute tasks across your entire digital ecosystem. MCP makes this possible, but someone needs to build the infrastructure that turns possibility into reality. That's Alpic.
We're creating the platform for companies to build AI-native experiences: apps that don't just live in isolation but integrate directly into conversational interfaces where billions of searches and decisions now happen. This is infrastructure for an agentic internet.
Our services
The Alpic platform and open-source tools accelerate iteration and go-to-market while reducing the resources needed to launch and scale AI-native interfaces for both B2B and DTC companies.
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Our customers
We're working across B2B and DTC industries with companies like Kiwi.com bringing travel search and booking into AI conversations, Clarifeye embedding financial analysis in AI assistants, Bitmovin building AI-native media workflow experiences, and TwelveLabs making video intelligence accessible through natural language.
These aren't pilots or experiments. They're production applications serving real users and deployed to the ChatGPT and Claude app stores. The shift to an agentic internet is happening across every industry, and we're ready to build for all use cases.
Our founders
What's with the ski masks?!
Alpic gets its name from the Alps, and each founder has their own connection to these mountains.
It turns out the kind of people drawn to building foundational infrastructure for AI also tend to love skiing and nature. There's probably a metaphor in there about scaling to new heights, peak performance, and carving new paths, but mostly we just really like the mountains.
