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Product

Chatbots
are not AI.

Most AI is invisible. It carries the heaviest loads inside your product, and customers only notice that everything got simpler and easier.

Illustration: six screens of a product. Three are picked, pass behind a spinning wheel marked AI, and come back with a new feature built in.

Customers don’t buy AI.
They buy outcomes.

We turn long workflows into one simple result.

A branching workflow of steps, automations and AI runs, then collapses into a single block that says Done.

Be where the agents are going.

People now use products from inside ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot and their own agents, not only your app. MCP is how agents get in. We make your product usable there, and safe.

ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, your agents and your app all reach your product through one MCP layer; actions wait for a person, and every call is logged.
  1. Pick what agents can reach

    The few actions and data that matter, not your whole API.

  2. Build the MCP server

    Sign-in, per-user permissions and rate limits, on your infrastructure.

  3. Keep it safe

    Reading and changing are kept apart, a person confirms actions, and every call is logged.

  4. See what is used

    Which agent calls turn into real outcomes, and which to build next.

97M+
MCP SDK downloads a month
~10,000
servers in the official registry
41%
of software companies run MCP in production

Published figures from 2026: MCP SDK downloads, the official MCP Registry, and Stacklok’s software survey. Supported by OpenAI, Google, Microsoft and Anthropic.

Kept, not just tried

Most AI features spike on launch day and flatline. The ones that last sit inside the work and take seconds to check.

Weekly users over three months: a typical AI feature spikes at launch and flatlines; one built into the flow climbs and holds.

A margin that survives it

Priced per seat, costed per call. Four levers keep the bill small.

One $80 seat: a typical assistant costs $15 of it to run; four levers bring that to $2.

Illustrative: one seat, one month, the AI feature’s running cost in ink.

  1. Automation first

    Scripts do everything that doesn’t need a model.

  2. Lean prompts

    Each call carries only the context it needs.

  3. Caching

    Repeat questions are answered once, then served.

  4. Right-sized models

    Small models by default, large ones for hard cases.

Safe in front of customers

Each customer’s data stays separate, the AI says it’s AI where the law asks, and nothing ships untested.

  • Tenant isolation

    Each customer’s data stays in its own lane, down to prompts and logs.

  • EU AI Act ready

    People are told when they’re dealing with AI, as Article 50 requires.

  • Tested every release

    Real cases run before each release, and a drop in quality blocks it.

  • Hard limits

    What it may say and do is fixed in code and checked on every response.

Built to pass your security review

  • SOC 2
  • ISO 27001
  • GDPR
  • EU AI Act

How we start

  1. The map

    Where it belongs

    The moments in your product where AI takes weight off, and where it shouldn’t show up at all.

  2. The proof

    One feature

    Shipped to a slice of customers, measured on use, cost per call and accuracy.

  3. The rhythm

    Every release

    Tested on real questions, costed per call, and handed to your engineers as code they own.

Start with one feature.

Where AI should carry weight in your product, what it would cost per customer, and the first one worth shipping.

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