Supply chain simulation platform for complex operational decisions
Kallikor runs a digital-twin simulation engine built on Python + NumPy/Pandas/SciPy + React, deployed on AWS with Kubernetes + Celery for distributed compute. The tech stack — heavy on numerical Python, light on ML frameworks — mirrors the core work: building plausible models of supply chain systems rather than training predictive models. The engineering-heavy, senior-skewed hiring mix (11 engineers, mostly senior) and active projects around modelling algorithms and simulation performance suggest the company is still maturing its core simulation engine rather than scaling sales.
Kallikor is a supply chain experimentation platform that simulates how operational decisions will play out across a supply chain system before those decisions are locked in. The platform targets supply chain leaders at mid-market and enterprise companies who face complex, interdependent sourcing, logistics, and fulfillment decisions that can't be tested with simplified models. The company was founded in 2024 and is based in London with 11–50 employees. Early evidence cited in the company's positioning includes $14.2M in average value identified within the first six months of customer engagement, and typical timelines from initial question to decision-ready evidence of 4–8 weeks.
Python, NumPy, Pandas, SciPy for numerical computation; React and Node.js/TypeScript for frontend and backend; AWS, PostgreSQL, Docker, Kubernetes, and Celery for infrastructure and task distribution.
Core projects include building the digital twin platform, developing simulation engines, creating plausible modelling algorithms, optimizing model performance, and designing 3D visualization and end-to-end user experience.
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