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Software your firm owns.
Proven before you pay.

Bring one repetitive task. Walk out owning the AI that does it — tested against your baseline with a receipt that could have said it failed, running on your own machines, your data never leaving your control. Pay once. If it doesn't beat what you do today, you don't pay at all.

0.870held-out accuracy, grown from raw CSVs
32 Bthe seed a working engine grows from
250Mweekly users of software our gate tested
every claim re-runnablethe firm runs live before we speakmodels you own, offline, no metergrown from your DNAreceipts, not promisesno subscriptions · pay once every claim re-runnablethe firm runs live before we speakmodels you own, offline, no metergrown from your DNAreceipts, not promisesno subscriptions · pay once

What you can own

Your own AI model

Give it one repetitive job and a few real examples. It mints the smallest model that does the job, proves it on examples it never saw, and hands you the file. Yours, offline, no meter.

Try the mint — free, in your browser →

Your data, deciding

Drop a spreadsheet — churn, claims, leads, anything. It builds a model that predicts what matters, tests it honestly, and refuses to pretend when there's no signal. Nothing leaves your browser.

Try it on your own CSV →

The stack you stop renting

CRM, invoicing, scheduling, documents, e-sign — the subscriptions your firm pays every month, rebuilt as software you own once. Watch a 100-person firm run on it, live.

Walk the owned company →

Grown, not installed — why no frontier update can obsolete it

Every AI vendor's pitch dies on the next big model release. Ours doesn't — because we don't hand you a frozen model, we grow your software from a seed of your firm's own DNA: your data, your examples, your rules. A seed regrows offline, on your machines, and compounds as you feed it. A better frontier model only ever makes the growing faster — it can never take the grown thing away. The agents, the models, even the whole firm you watched running above: all grown the same way.

32 bytes → a working organ

A seed smaller than this sentence grows a working, tested decision engine — offline, deterministically, every time.

Watch a spore grow →

226 bytes → a working library

Four business domains grown from one tiny seed library, each proven on cases it never saw before it's allowed to exist.

See the seeds germinate →

Your spreadsheets → your brain

One command on a folder of your CSVs grows your company's own mind — organs kept only if they predict, refused if there's no signal.

Grow a brain from your data →

Why own it now

What your team types into a rented AI is discoverable.

In United States v. Heppner (2026) a chief executive's chats with a public AI assistant were ruled not privileged — the government kept the files. Software inside your walls can't be subpoenaed off someone else's servers. Source →

Regulation now wants a receipt, not a promise.

From August 2026 the EU AI Act requires higher-risk AI to keep evidence of what it did. Everything we ship writes a signed, tamper-evident record — checked deterministically, never one AI grading another. Source →

Don't take our word for it

runs live before we speak every proof re-runnable by you gate tested on 250M-user software

Everything we sell runs live, in the open, before we ever speak — and every proof can be re-run by you, not just read. Our testing gate is public and was pointed at software used 250 million times a week: see what it found →

How buying works

  1. Try it freeThe mint, the data engine and the live firm all run in your browser right now. No sign-up, no sales call.
  2. Tell us the taskOne email: the repetitive job you want owned, and a few real examples. We mint and prove yours.
  3. Own itThe receipt says it beats your baseline — or you don't pay. One invoice, then it's yours forever.
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