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Intelligence Layer

One account, one ledger, one agent layer. The modules are what you switch on.

Platform overview
The AI Intelligence Layer

One intelligence layer under every module: the same data, the same agents, the same ledger, whichever function you switch on.

  • One layer, every module
  • Shared data and agents
  • Every run on one ledger
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The Architecture

One account carries every brand you run. Modules are switched on per brand, and every run lands in the same ledger.

  • One account, many brands
  • Modules toggle per brand
  • A single billing ledger
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The agent layer

Three kinds of agent. Watchers notice, drafters produce, and Ask Intelligence answers from your own numbers.

  • Watchers run on a schedule
  • Drafters wait for sign-off
  • Answers carry their source
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Security

Isolated tenancy, roles that mean something, and a plain answer about what leaves your account.

  • Per-tenant isolation
  • Roles down to the module
  • Stated data boundaries
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Capabilities

The AI you work with directly, and the modules it already runs. Take one, or take them all.

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AI Assistance

Work with the AI directly

Ask Intelligence

Ask a business question in plain words. It reads your own data through read-only tools scoped to the brand, and answers with the real figure or says the data is not there.

  • Fifteen read-only tools
  • Scope enforced in code
  • Never invents a number
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Playground

A direct chat with the models your administrator allows. No brand data: the model sees the conversation, your files and your instructions.

  • Compare three models side by side
  • Files in, documents out
  • The price under every answer
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Agents

Three kinds of agent do the standing work: watchers notice, drafters produce, and nothing ships until someone with the role signs.

  • Watchers run on a schedule
  • Drafters wait for sign-off
  • Every run lands on the ledger
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Skills

How a brief is built, how a campaign is structured, what a decent article looks like — the craft of the people who built this, shipped as the default setting.

  • Senior practice built in
  • Defaults you adjust
  • Nothing to write from scratch
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Modules & Features

The functions it runs

Business Intelligence

Ask your business a question in plain words and get the real number back, with the source that produced it.

  • Plain-language questions
  • Every figure sourced
  • Board-ready reporting
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Project Management

The board where an insight becomes a card with an owner, instead of a dead report nobody actions.

  • Kanban with a timeline
  • One click, insight to task
  • Owner and date attached
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Sales

Pipeline that drafts its own paperwork, and flags the deals that went quiet before you notice.

  • Quotes off the deal record
  • Quiet deals surfaced
  • Revenue projected forward
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Brand Marketing

The content engine and the Creative Studio behind the brand: articles buyers actually search for, and the images and video that carry them.

  • Eight-stage content engine
  • Creative Studio built in
  • Drafts wait for sign-off
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Social

Posts drafted from work you have already approved — an article becomes the thread, a launch becomes the post — on a calendar you sign.

  • Drafts from approved work
  • A calendar you sign
  • One voice on every network
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Search

Watches where you rank, ties every position to the page that earned it, and says what to write next — with GEO watching the AI assistants.

  • Rank tracked continuously
  • Positions tied to pages
  • GEO polls the assistants
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Ads

Search campaigns arrive built — ad groups, keywords, copy — priced before they run, and paused the moment they stop earning.

  • Campaigns priced first
  • Ad groups arrive built
  • Paused when they slip
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Customer Service

Answers from what you gave it, on your own page, and it says so plainly when it does not know.

  • Grounded in your content
  • Refuses to invent
  • Escalates to a human
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IT Support

The support desk turned inward: employees ask, it answers from your own systems and documentation, and escalates what it cannot resolve.

  • Answers from your docs
  • Tickets triaged first
  • Escalates to a human
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Services

The people around the product, from the first connection to a named operator on your account.

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Onboarding

A guided session to connect your data and switch on the first function, then a first week planned day by day.

  • One guided session
  • First function live in a week
  • A person on the other end
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Data integration

We connect the systems you already run and prepare the data behind them, so every answer has a source.

  • Connectors built and tested
  • Metrics defined once
  • Sources reconciled
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Intelligence audit

A fixed-price review of where you rank, what the AI assistants answer, and which function pays back first.

  • Four assistants polled
  • Search position by market
  • A ranked starting point
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Training

Sessions for the people who will approve, review and ask, so the workforce is used rather than watched.

  • By role, not by feature
  • Live on your account
  • Recorded for the next hire
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Managed operations

Someone reviews what the watchers found, approves the drafts within your caps, and runs the weekly review.

  • Drafts approved in your name
  • Caps respected
  • Weekly review delivered
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Custom features

An agent or a function built for your process, on the same ledger and under the same approval gates.

  • Scoped before it is priced
  • Same gates, same ledger
  • Yours to keep
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Dedicated hosting

A single-tenant deployment in the region you choose, with the data boundary written down and an uptime commitment.

  • Single tenant
  • Region of your choice
  • Uptime in writing
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Premium Support

A named contact, committed response times, and a quarterly review of what ran, what it cost and what to change.

  • Named contact
  • Committed response times
  • Quarterly review
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About

Why this was built, who is behind it, what it has done for the companies running it, and how to run it well.

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Why we built it?

What a company can do has been capped by who it could afford to hire. That cap is the thing that moved.

  • Capability, not headcount
  • Written, not benchmarked
  • No lock-in claim
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Who is behind BearingBridge?

Who built this, what it is independent of, and why that independence is worth stating out loud.

  • Model-independent
  • No data resale
  • Named people behind it
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How we run the work

The six-phase method every account is built on: a written bearing, a dated baseline, a pilot on real data, and a fix that reconciles the money.

  • A kill criterion, in writing
  • Costs watched as they run
  • An ending without us
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Case studies

Ten builds told the way they ran: the situation, what was built, what changed months later, and what got switched off.

  • Sector and function stated
  • Client-verified figures
  • The stopped work left in
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FAQ

The questions that come up before every demo, answered here so the demo can be about your business.

  • Product and billing
  • Security and data
  • Answered in plain words
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Testimonials

Customers on the module they actually run, quoted directly, with the module named.

  • Module named each time
  • Quoted, not paraphrased
  • Role and size given
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Changelog

What shipped, dated, newest first. The place to check whether the thing you were promised exists yet.

  • Dated entries
  • Shipped only
  • Linked to the module
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Partner program

Run the platform for the companies you advise. Every client is a brand on your account, billed on its own ledger.

  • Clients as brands
  • Separate ledgers
  • Margin on every run
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Pricing

Seats are free. You pay for what the AI actually runs, and you see the price first.

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How it works

Three sentences, and that is the whole model. No tiers to decode, no per-seat arithmetic to do.

  • No seat licence
  • No annual lock-in
  • Three sentences long
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Seats

Give an account to everyone who needs one. The number on the invoice does not move when you do.

  • Unlimited accounts
  • Zero per-seat cost
  • Roles still enforced
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What things cost

Every run is priced from your wallet before or as it runs, and the machine’s own mistakes are not billed to you.

  • Quoted before it runs
  • Retries are on us
  • Itemised in the ledger
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Caps and gates

A hard cap per module, and an approval gate in front of anything that publishes or spends.

  • Hard cap per module
  • Approval before publish
  • A zero balance stops the AI
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Questions

The questions people actually ask about the bill, answered on the page rather than in a call.

  • Overage answered
  • Cancellation answered
  • Migration answered
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Insights

Three collections, one standard: long-form, sourced, dated, and never behind a form.

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AI Trends

What is moving under the industry: model economics, the Chinese price tier, and how buyers now ask assistants instead of searching.

  • The model market, read closely
  • AI search and citations
  • Every claim sourced and dated
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Best Practices — AI Guide

The working guide: when to buy and when to build, when an agent is the wrong tool, and what survives contact with production.

  • Build-or-buy, decided
  • Architectures that ship
  • Prompts that do real work
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CEO's Opinion

Signed columns from the person running the company: what building agents across six functions actually shows, ahead of the industry line.

  • Signed, never ghostwritten
  • From live builds, not decks
  • Positions, not press releases
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Changelog

What shipped, and when.

A roadmap is a hope. This is the record: every release dated, every entry naming the module it touched, nothing listed before it is in customer accounts.

Releases on the public record
4Releases on the public record
Entries, each naming its module
22Entries, each naming its module
Modules touched so far
17Modules touched so far
How to read it

Three labels, and no marketing adjectives on this page.

Shipped, changed, fixed. If an entry cannot be written in one of those three words, nothing happened.

  • Shipped

    Did not exist. Now does.

  • Changed

    Existed. Works differently now, usually because the old way did not survive real accounts.

  • Fixed

    Was wrong. Is not now. Named as a fault, because that is what it was.

Releases

Newest first, dated, and named by module.

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  1. 1 of 1 entries

    1. ChangedModels

      Playground uploads up to 20 MB

      Files attached in the playground can now weigh up to 20 MB each, four times the previous ceiling. The limit is printed next to the Attach button, and a file over it is refused in the browser before the upload starts instead of failing at the end.

    Nothing in this release matches the filter.

  2. 4 of 4 entries

    1. ChangedCRM

      CRM split into clients, contacts and suppliers

      The CRM is now three lists: clients, contacts and suppliers, each managed on its own. Suppliers appear on deal pages where they belong.

    2. ChangedSocial

      Social content organized by platform

      Social content is separated by platform: LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and X. Each platform carries its own calendar and reporting, so planning and results sit next to the posts they concern.

    3. ShippedModels

      Attach files and export conversations in the playground

      Playground chats accept PDF, Word, Excel, text, code and image files as context, with text extracted on upload. A whole conversation can be exported to keep the work.

    4. ChangedModels

      Simpler file attachment in the playground

      The attachment area is leaner, file names are handled more reliably and text extraction is more robust. French and Chinese interface wording was aligned in the same pass.

    Nothing in this release matches the filter.

  3. 7 of 7 entries

    1. ShippedInterface

      Interface in English, French and Chinese

      The platform interface is available in English, French and Chinese. Each organization chooses which of those languages its members may use. Content and data stay in the language they were written in: the translation covers labels, menus and buttons only.

    2. ShippedModels

      Model playground and model settings

      A playground page lets you try the available models, compare their answers and browse the model list before using them in a workflow. Organization admins adjust model settings from a new settings area.

    3. ChangedAgents

      Refreshed agent catalog and Ask flow

      The agent catalog is easier to browse, the Intelligence Ask flow is clearer, and the dashboard and home pages surface what matters faster.

    4. ShippedAccount

      Password recovery

      Forgot password and reset password pages get you back in. The recovery email carries the steps to reset the account password.

    5. ShippedSupport

      Contact, support and bug reports

      Contact, Support and Bug report pages let you reach the team or flag a problem without leaving the product.

    6. ShippedProduct

      In-product changelog

      A What's new page inside the product summarizes recent updates, in the interface languages the organization enables.

    7. ShippedAdmin

      Edit interface translations

      Super admins edit individual interface sentences from an Admin translations page, so wording and labels can be tuned for their members.

    Nothing in this release matches the filter.

  4. 10 of 10 entries

    1. ShippedBilling

      Prepaid wallet replaces monthly invoicing

      Billing runs on a prepaid wallet instead of a monthly invoice. The wallet is topped up from the billing page, the balance sits in the header, usage is metered in tokens, and checkout runs through Stripe.

    2. ShippedAgents

      Agent catalog and findings feed

      Every agent family is in the top navigation, with a plain description and its real status. Watchers run on a schedule and return findings from search, ads, social and other sources. Manual runs and basic controls are there for teams that want to intervene.

    3. ShippedIntelligence

      Intelligence panel and operating review

      A panel that turns agent findings into an operating review: what the findings say, what to do about them, and a summary written for the people who did not read the feed.

    4. ShippedStudio

      Image and video generation, with the cost shown

      Images are generated with ChatGPT Image 2, with quality and format options that change the tokens used. Generation runs in the background, so the work continues while results arrive, and every run lands in the spend log with its model and currency. A video generation flow is in as well.

    5. ShippedImage tools

      Image anonymizer, in the browser

      The Image tools tab strips embedded metadata from a picture and returns a clean file to download. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored, so the file never leaves the machine it was opened on.

    6. ShippedContent

      Structured article workflow and drafts

      Writing runs in sequence: a brief produces an outline, an outline produces an article, and each article keeps versioned drafts, so one piece can be updated without touching the others. There is a dedicated article workspace, stored content briefs, and PDF export.

    7. ShippedProject management

      Project brand logos and PM report PDFs

      A brand logo can be uploaded per project and appears across project and PM views. Project management reports export to PDF, and completed work can be filtered to the period being reviewed.

    8. ChangedProject management

      Recurring tasks no longer duplicate

      Completing a recurring task creates the next occurrence once, including with several tabs open. The content brief form is now three tabs that hold their state, Done cards archive in one click, and project badges carry the brand mark.

    9. ChangedMarketing

      Brand picker moved to the filter bar

      The brand selector sits with the Marketing filter, so switching brand filters the view in place instead of moving the reader somewhere else. Module color themes are consistent across the product.

    10. ChangedBrand

      Brand guidelines editor and agent budgets

      Brand guidelines are edited through a form rather than a free text field, and brands are easier to switch between. Agent scopes and budget controls cap what an agent is allowed to touch and what it is allowed to spend.

    Nothing in this release matches the filter.

Entries before this date were shipped while the product was in private use with early accounts, and are not published here. The record starts where the customer base does.

The other page

This page says what changed. The catalog says what is built.

A changelog tells you the last thing that moved, not the shape of what is there. The gap between the two pages is visible on purpose.

  1. This pageWhat changed, and when. The last thing that moved, dated and named by module.Back to the releases
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