Intelligence Layer
One account, one ledger, one agent layer. The modules are what you switch on.
Platform overviewOne intelligence layer under every module: the same data, the same agents, the same ledger, whichever function you switch on.
Start hereThe architecture is the argumentWhy adding the sixth module costs a fraction of buying the first.Read the architectureOne account carries every brand you run. Modules are switched on per brand, and every run lands in the same ledger.
Start hereThe architecture is the argumentWhy adding the sixth module costs a fraction of buying the first.Read the architectureThree kinds of agent. Watchers notice, drafters produce, and Ask Intelligence answers from your own numbers.
Start hereThe architecture is the argumentWhy adding the sixth module costs a fraction of buying the first.Read the architectureIsolated tenancy, roles that mean something, and a plain answer about what leaves your account.
Start hereThe architecture is the argumentWhy adding the sixth module costs a fraction of buying the first.Read the architectureSeats are free — you pay for what the AI runs
Book a demoOpen your accountStudio
Make the content
Growth
Find, reach and close customers
Operations
Run the business and serve customers
The AI layer
Across all three pillars
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Book a demoOpen your accountBy role
The same product, read by job. For the person who holds the job, and for the company where the platform is the hire.
All rolesFive dashboards, the ones you describe in a sentence, a weekly review that explains what moved, and a question box that quotes the real figure.
Brand Content, Social, Search, and Ads on one account, with seven watchers that report what moved and a voice you teach once.
A pipeline that won’t let a deal sit without a next step and a date, red dots on the quiet ones, and follow-up mails drafted in your own Gmail.
Kanban and Gantt over the same cards, projects only their team can see, and work that arrives from findings, deals, posts, and validation requests.
An assistant on your website that answers from what you gave it, says so when it doesn’t know, and logs every question it couldn’t answer.
The pipeline as numbers, every amount in two currencies, and a ledger and caps on every AI run.
No HR module, said first. Drafting in the Playground, a handbook employees can question, and onboarding as tasks with owners and dates.
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Book a demoOpen your accountServices
The people around the product, from the first connection to a named operator on your account.
All servicesAt least four hours, live: your account set up with you, your team trained, then three months of support.
Larger organizationsRoll out by brand, by team, by functionOne account, one ledger, roles down to the function. Staged so procurement never has to open a file.See the group rolloutWe connect the systems you already run and prepare the data behind them, so every answer has a source.
Larger organizationsRoll out by brand, by team, by functionOne account, one ledger, roles down to the function. Staged so procurement never has to open a file.See the group rolloutAn agent or a function built for your process, on the same ledger and under the same approval gates.
Larger organizationsRoll out by brand, by team, by functionOne account, one ledger, roles down to the function. Staged so procurement never has to open a file.See the group rolloutA single-tenant deployment in the region you choose, with the data boundary written down and an uptime commitment.
Larger organizationsRoll out by brand, by team, by functionOne account, one ledger, roles down to the function. Staged so procurement never has to open a file.See the group rolloutA named contact, committed response times, and a quarterly review of what ran, what it cost and what to change.
Larger organizationsRoll out by brand, by team, by functionOne account, one ledger, roles down to the function. Staged so procurement never has to open a file.See the group rolloutSessions for the people who will approve, review and ask, so the workforce is used rather than watched.
Larger organizationsRoll out by brand, by team, by functionOne account, one ledger, roles down to the function. Staged so procurement never has to open a file.See the group rolloutSomeone reviews what the watchers found, approves the drafts within your caps, and runs the weekly review.
Larger organizationsRoll out by brand, by team, by functionOne account, one ledger, roles down to the function. Staged so procurement never has to open a file.See the group rolloutSeats are free — you pay for what the AI runs
Book a demoOpen your accountAbout
Why this was built, who is behind it, what it has done for the companies running it, and how to run it well.
About BearingBridgeWhat a company can do has been capped by who it could afford to hire. That cap is the thing that moved.
The short versionPunch above your headcountThe AI workforce for companies that need more capability than they can staff.Read the argumentWho built this, what it is independent of, and why that independence is worth stating out loud.
The short versionPunch above your headcountThe AI workforce for companies that need more capability than they can staff.Read the argumentThe 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.
The short versionPunch above your headcountThe AI workforce for companies that need more capability than they can staff.Read the argumentTen builds told the way they ran: the situation, what was built, what changed months later, and what got switched off.
The short versionPunch above your headcountThe AI workforce for companies that need more capability than they can staff.Read the argumentThe questions that come up before every demo, answered here so the demo can be about your business.
The short versionPunch above your headcountThe AI workforce for companies that need more capability than they can staff.Read the argumentCustomers on the module they actually run, quoted directly, with the module named.
The short versionPunch above your headcountThe AI workforce for companies that need more capability than they can staff.Read the argumentWhat shipped, dated, newest first. The place to check whether the thing you were promised exists yet.
The short versionPunch above your headcountThe AI workforce for companies that need more capability than they can staff.Read the argumentRun the platform for the companies you advise. Every client is a brand on your account, billed on its own ledger.
The short versionPunch above your headcountThe AI workforce for companies that need more capability than they can staff.Read the argumentSeats are free — you pay for what the AI runs
Book a demoOpen your accountPricing
Seats are free. You pay for what the AI actually runs, and you see the price first.
Full pricingThree sentences, and that is the whole model. No tiers to decode, no per-seat arithmetic to do.
No surprisesYou see the price before you run itThe price, the caps and the gates, all visible before anything spends.Open pricingGive an account to everyone who needs one. The number on the invoice does not move when you do.
No surprisesYou see the price before you run itThe price, the caps and the gates, all visible before anything spends.Open pricingImage and video show their price before you run them, everything else its cost the moment it ends, and the machine’s own mistakes are not billed to you.
No surprisesYou see the price before you run itThe price, the caps and the gates, all visible before anything spends.Open pricingA daily allowance per person, a monthly cap for the organization and a budget per agent, and an approval gate in front of anything that publishes or spends.
No surprisesYou see the price before you run itThe price, the caps and the gates, all visible before anything spends.Open pricingThe questions people actually ask about the bill, answered on the page rather than in a call.
No surprisesYou see the price before you run itThe price, the caps and the gates, all visible before anything spends.Open pricingSeats are free — you pay for what the AI runs
Book a demoOpen your accountInsights
Three collections, one standard: long-form, sourced, dated, and never behind a form.
All insightsWhat is moving under the industry: model economics, the Chinese price tier, and how buyers now ask assistants instead of searching.
Model benchmarksEvery model, scored in publicSourced scores for the text, image and video models in the app, refreshed twice a month. Each figure links to the page it was read on.Compare the modelsThe working guide: when to buy and when to build, when an agent is the wrong tool, and what survives contact with production.
Model benchmarksEvery model, scored in publicSourced scores for the text, image and video models in the app, refreshed twice a month. Each figure links to the page it was read on.Compare the modelsSigned columns from the person running the company: what building agents across six functions actually shows, ahead of the industry line.
Model benchmarksEvery model, scored in publicSourced scores for the text, image and video models in the app, refreshed twice a month. Each figure links to the page it was read on.Compare the modelsEvery model you can pick in the app, for text, image and video, scored on public benchmarks, with the model behind Quick, Balanced and Best.
Model benchmarksEvery model, scored in publicSourced scores for the text, image and video models in the app, refreshed twice a month. Each figure links to the page it was read on.Compare the modelsSeats are free — you pay for what the AI runs
Book a demoOpen your accountStudioMake the content
Brand ContentThe content and creative teamSocialPosts that respect each networkAssets LibraryEverything the product made, in foldersImage toolsVideo toolsPDF toolsValidationSend it, decide it, keep the trailCampaignsOne launch, every asset, read as oneGrowthFind, reach and close customers
SearchWhere you rank, on Google and in AIAdsYour ad accounts, read liveEmailAnswers, mailings, prospects, sequencesCRMPipeline, clients and contactsOperationsRun the business and serve customers
DashboardsBusiness intelligence on your own numbersFeedsThe sources you follow, in one readerProject ManagementThe one who turns findings into workService DeskThe support deskThe AI layerAcross all three pillars
Ask IntelligenceThe analyst who reads your dataAgentsWatchers, reports, and who signsAgent CatalogSkillsThe craft, shipped as the defaultPlaygroundTalk to any model, see the priceTestimonials
A consultancy, a restaurant group, a dog food brand, a coffee machine maker, a law firm, a beauty label and a box factory. Each runs one module for one job, and each agreed to say what it looks like from inside.
Sales
Priya S.
Partner
Strategy consultancy
Business Intelligence
Diego M.
Operations Director
Restaurant group
Marketing
Ashley R.
Founder
Dog food and toys brand
Marketing
Yuki T.
Head of Marketing
Professional coffee machines
Sales
Omar H.
Managing Partner
Law firm
Brand Content
Léa M.
Co-founder
Independent beauty brand
Business Intelligence
Wei L.
CFO
Packaging manufacturer
Sales
Every proposal we ever wrote is in there now: the old decks, the pricing sheets, the scoping notes nobody could find. When a brief comes in I ask for a first draft against the three closest past jobs, and it comes back with the quotation attached, and the sources. What used to take a partner a weekend now takes an afternoon of editing.
A proposal in an afternoon, not a weekend
Business Intelligence
I used to build the supplier order from last week's till reports and a feeling. Now I ask what we sold, by site and by day, against the weather and the school calendar, and it hands me Thursday's order list. The number comes with its source, so when a kitchen argues with it we are at least looking at the same screen.
Weekly supplier order, drafted from the sales data
Marketing
We had an agency for search, another for content and a freelancer for the ads. Now Search tells us what dog owners are actually asking, GEO tells us what the assistants say when they ask about us, the content comes out in our voice and the campaigns arrive built and priced. Two of us run it from one screen. We let the agency go in the spring and only finance noticed.
Three outside retainers, brought in house
Marketing
LinkedIn is where our buyers are, and it used to be whoever had a spare hour. Now the Social calendar fills with drafts, the LinkedIn skill scores them against our voice, and someone approves before anything goes out. On the side we built a few agents that read the competition every morning, the product pages, the price lists, the job ads, and leave a note in the channel before the first sales call.
A competitor note in the channel every morning
Sales
Every matter is in the pipeline now, from first call to final invoice, and the dashboard shows who is carrying what. I can see an associate is under water before they say so. Then we wrote our own finance agents on top of the billing exports, and they forecast the cash position a quarter out. The partners' meeting starts from that screen instead of ending at it.
Cash position forecast a quarter out
Brand Content
We are a small brand with a very particular look, and the fear was that anything generated would look like everyone else. The brand guidelines went in first, and everything since is scored against them: the product copy, the campaign images, the short videos, the captions for five networks. The engine produces the month; we spend our time saying no to the pieces that are not us, and there are fewer of those each month.
A month of content on five networks, in the brand's voice
Business Intelligence
Deliveries arrive in parts, suppliers invoice in their own rhythm, and the bank statement never agreed with the purchase ledger without someone giving up a Friday. Business Intelligence sits on the ERP export and the bank feed and matches them, and it lists what it could not match, with the reason. Finance starts Monday from the unmatched pile, not the whole statement.
Suppliers and bank, matched before Monday
Named
A person, a role, a kind of company.
No anonymous "Director at a mid-sized firm", and no composite built out of three calls. The first name and the initial are theirs; the company line says what the business is.
Approved
Their words, signed off.
The quote is what they wrote or said, edited for length only, and read back to them before it goes up. Nobody here writes a sentence and asks a customer to agree to it.
Checked
The outcome is theirs.
When a story carries a result, it is the one their own reporting shows. We would rather run a quote with no figure than a figure we cannot stand behind.
It is the same standard as the agent catalog, applied to people instead of features: we would rather publish less than publish something we would have to explain later.
Pick the job that is costing you the most right now. We will set up the workspace and you will be running inside the week.
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