Machine scale.
Human standard.
A technology company helping people build and improve their daily lives with AI embedded in the work itself.
Humans set the purpose, the authority and the quality bar. Autonomous systems carry the work.
What gets channelled is your intent — not you. You are the source, the system is the conduit, finished work is the output.
Two domains, both front and centre
Built for a person carrying consequential responsibility — for a company, for a family, or for both. The work is turning intent, private context, authority, work, quality standards, evidence and learning into one dependable experience.
CHAI Company
Turning founder intent into governed work.
- Work, decisions and approvals in one place, with the evidence attached.
- Operations you can see and drive — health, deployment, delivery, review.
- Every consequential action is confirmed, audited and reversible.
In daily use by the founder. Not yet offered to anyone else.
CHAI Family
What you want for your household actually happens.
- The household's running week — commitments, admin, the things that slip.
- Private by construction, because a home is not a dataset.
- Designed alongside Company OS, not retrofitted from it.
No deployable runtime yet. Front and centre in the portfolio, not in the runtime.
How it works
You set intent
A decision, a standard, a boundary. In your words.
The system carries it
Autonomous work against your standard, not around it.
Evidence comes back
What was done, what was proven, what failed. Nothing asserted without it.
You stay the authority
Anything consequential stops and asks. Every time.
Where this actually is
An AI-first company with no human employees beyond the founder. That is unusual enough that the status of each part is worth stating plainly.
- Company OS
- Working software, in daily use by the founder.
- CHAI Memory
- Working software, serving company and household from one product.
- Family OS
- Specification and prototype. No deployable runtime.
- Customers, revenue, product-market fit
- None claimed. There is one user, and he built it.
The evidence basis is the founder as first user — genuine, and n=1. It shows the design is real and used. It does not show market demand, and nothing here will pretend otherwise.
Early access
Nothing is for sale yet. Pricing follows the first product that earns it, and that decision has not been made.
Personal
One person, one working life.
- Private by default
- Your context stays yours
- Early access as it opens
Company
A founder or operator carrying a business.
- Company OS, the part that works today
- Shared memory across your work
- Direct line to the person building it
Family
A household that runs on someone's memory.
- Family OS as it becomes real
- Shape it while it is still a prototype
- No runtime yet — this is honest, not coy
No card, no commitment, no price. When there is one, you will hear it from us first.