AI that works — on a machine you own.
A bookkeeping assistant, a correspondence manager, a meeting secretary. Each one works on a computer in your building: it prepares the work, you approve it. No AI company ever sees your business, and there is no monthly AI bill.
Nothing is on sale yet. Register and the founding price locks — and what people register for is what gets built first.
Local AI: when it's required, when it's just wiser
Private AI for your own affairs
Your own AI team, on a machine you own.
One machine in your office runs the open model we build on. It works as your own team: an AI Legal Team for contracts and case files, an AI Knowledge Worker for letters, records and research, or an AI Marketing & Web Team for posts, articles and the website. It reads, drafts and checks in the background; your people decide and sign.
The employees
- IT Helpdesk Manager — First-line IT that never sleeps.
- Correspondence Manager — The shared inbox, worked daily.
- Meeting Secretary — Minutes before anyone leaves the room.
- Bookkeeping Assistant — Invoices read and checked, never retyped.
- Social Media Manager — A month of posts, in your words.
- Procurement Manager — Three quotes, compared like for like.
- Booking Manager — A diary that fills itself.
- Project Manager — Where every project actually stands.
- Contract Manager — The read-through you would have skipped.
- Website Manager — A site that stops going stale.
- 3D Visualiser — Visuals without the per-image bill.
- BI Dashboard — How the business is doing, without asking.
- In-House Research Analyst — Everything you already knew, findable.
- Compliance Documentation Clerk — The paperwork, kept current.
- Quotation and Invoicing Clerk — Quotes and invoices, drafted not typed.
- HR Documentation Clerk — Staff paperwork, from your own template.
- Content Writer — The agency article, written in-house.
What it will not do
9 jobs people ask us for are buildable, and we still will not sell them.