CEO Message | Hand Indirect Work to AI — Leach

CEO Message

The tedious work? AI does it. You just press approve.

Takuya Tominaga

CEO, Leach Inc.

Matching documents by eye. Retyping the same numbers over and over. At most companies today, people still do this tedious work entirely by hand.

Our concept is simple. AI does that work. People just check it and press “approve.” The tedious manual labor disappears, and only the final judgment stays in human hands.

Until AI came along, this simply couldn't be built — the technology to judge the content in a person's place didn't exist. Work that once only people could do, AI now does itself. So we can build these systems one after another and bring them to companies around the world.

The time this frees up can go to what really matters. Thinking up new things, researching, creating. The more time the world spends there, the more likely world-changing innovation becomes. That's what I truly want to grow.

The name Leach means “to soak in.” Rather than forcing a grand system on you, we let AI soak into your workplace like water into soil. Before you know it, the tedious work is gone — that's the kind of company we want to be. If you're wondering where to start, just reach out.

CEO, Leach Inc.
Takuya Tominaga

A Man Who Gave His Life to Code

A lifetime of going way too far — on purpose. Maybe that's why there's no bluff in what we build.

🎮

Elementary / Junior High School

Played Pokémon Red, Green & Blue and thought: "I want to make games like this." Started programming. In junior high, built a password-protected BBS for his classmates. It took off immediately — but he forgot file locking, and all the data was wiped.

🔬

Graduate School (NAIST)

Survived on 4 hours of sleep, fully immersed in research. Won triple awards: DICOMO Best Presentation (1st out of 293), Outstanding Paper, and DPSWS Outstanding Poster.

🏥

Akatsuki Era (Internship)

Kept coding after work, sleeping on the floor. A tumor (blood clot) formed on his back and had to be surgically removed at a Red Cross hospital.

🔪

Toshiba R&D Era

Broke a plate while washing dishes, slicing his middle finger halfway through. The tendon barely held — he can still code today. Rode the BTC wave and by his second year out of college, had already eaten everything he wanted and traveled everywhere he wanted.

🚴

COVID-19 Golden Week (May 2021)

A dream he'd chased since his Toshiba days: cycling the length of Japan. The stars never aligned — extended leave, same-day hotel availability, and decent weather never came together at once. Then COVID hit, hotels emptied out, and he thought: "Now or never." He cycled approximately 1,350 km from Yokohama to Kumamoto over 11 days (9 riding days + 2 rain rest days) on an e-bike.

👁️

After Founding (Now)

Codes 17 hours a day. His eyes twitch constantly. But his hands never stop.

Profile

Education: Born 1989. Master's from NAIST (Nara Institute of Science and Technology).
University: Interned at Akatsuki, Speee, and eXmotion — all three later went public (IPO). Won Speee Advanced Internship.
Toshiba — 9 Years: Covered HDD firmware (low-level) to AWS data analytics and web apps (high-level). Built an iOS chat app in Objective-C in 2013. Seconded to the executive office of subsidiary Toshiba Tec as the youngest ever. Worked on joint projects with Google and McKinsey.