The Production Brain. One machine in your studio. Every tool you use remembers through it. Nothing leaves the building.
Fresh accounts. Nothing pasted in. Real questions about real work.
Claude has no idea what Codex learned this morning.
The client, the rules, the context. Every job, every tool.
Priced by the seat. Gone when you leave.
Claude, Codex, Cursor, your notes, your meetings. One memory, asked first.
Stale, duplicated, or two people disagreeing: flagged for a human. Never deleted.
Local models. A private, encrypted network. Your machine, your memory.
It never touches your project files. It remembers what your team decided.
Set up for your tools. Maintained over a private network. Three studios this quarter.
The machine is yours, at Apple's price. You pay us to build the brain and keep it healthy.
Half at kickoff, half at handoff. Monthly starts on day 91. If after 90 days the brain hasn't become part of how you work, we refund the build fee. You keep the Mac.
An integration brings what is in one of your tools into the brain, on a schedule. You pick the tool in each category.
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Your AI tool | Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, claude.ai. Two-way: your agents ask it and write to it. |
| Documents and notes | Notion, Google Docs, Coda, Craft, Evernote, Apple Notes |
| Files | Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, SharePoint, your file server |
| Chat | Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Google Chat |
| Gmail, Microsoft 365 | |
| Project tracker | ClickUp, Asana, Trello, Monday, Linear, Jira |
| Meetings | Zoom or Meet recordings, Fireflies, Otter, a folder of recordings |
Has an export or an API? It's on the menu.
Pricing. Solo includes any three. Studio any six. Each extra is about $750. Writing back into your tools is priced on request.
Your AI tool and your meetings run on our own brain today. The rest is built at setup, tested before handoff, covered by the guarantee.
Your editing tools own the files and the locks. The brain remembers what each editor decided, and flags it when their notes disagree.
Not by default. The models run on the machine. We reach it over a private, encrypted network. Firms that allow no third-party service can have that network self-hosted.
No. Keep your tools. The brain remembers what is in them.
We see it before you do. Backed up nightly, restore-tested, maintained remotely. The hardware is covered by Apple.
Your tools, your headcount. A price for your setup within a day.