Memory with a shape
A Space holds a team's documents, conversations, and outputs in one governed context — with its own dashboard, file library, and agent profile. One per team, per project, per client. Start with one that matters.
Company AI system · In production
SPOCK — company AI with a governed memory
Give your company a mind of its own.
Spock connects your systems, keeps what matters in Spaces, and puts a capable agent to work — answering with sources, drafting real documents, and taking actions a human approved. Private until promoted. Governed forever after.
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- Seleya
- Custody
- Yours
- Actions
- Human-approved
- Memory
- With receipts
Flight plan
Eight bodies. All of them real.
This is the whole system — no vaporware in this sky. Scroll to travel in order, or jump straight to any body on the chart.
- 01 The Core Company canon, at the center
- 02 Your Ship A private workspace for every person
- 03 Probes An agent that goes and finds out
- 04 The Docks Promote: work becomes known
- 05 Relays It reaches you where you work
- 06 Mission Control Approvals, roles, and visible spend
- 07 The Shipyard Your boundary. Your memory. Yours.
- 08 Weather Signals: the real world, remembered
Stop 01 · The Core
Company canon, at the center
Everything your company has vouched for lives in Spaces — shared memory that agents and people can actually trust, because every fact in it can show you where it came from.
Documents become knowledge
PDFs, decks, Word files, spreadsheets, even audio — extracted page by page, tables and diagrams enriched, transcripts indexed. Open any file and see exactly what Spock read.
Answers with receipts
Ask across everything a Space knows. Every answer cites its sources — the page, the thread, the row — so trust never has to be taken on faith.
CONTROL POINT Canon changes only by promotion. Never by default. Never by the machine.
Stop 02 · Your Ship
A private workspace for every person
Everyone gets one: a private working space where drafts, threads, and half-formed thinking stay sealed — visible to no one until you decide it's ready.
Private by default
Nothing you draft is shared until you promote it. Work loose, think out loud, be wrong in private — the way real work actually happens.
Your personal Spock stays personal
Your personal space is a different star system. Company search never reaches into it; company admins never see it. Crossing over is a real boundary, not a filter.
Threads that leave no wake
Need to explore something without it entering memory at all? Incognito threads are never retained — a write-time guarantee, not a cleanup job.
CONTROL POINT Nobody reads your drafts. Sharing is an act, not a setting.
Stop 03 · Probes
An agent that goes and finds out
Launch a probe and get on with your day. Spock's agent researches, reasons, builds, and reports back — to your ship, and no one else's.
Missions, not messages
Long-running research works while you don't — across company memory, the web, and your connected systems — then notifies you when it's home: push, email, or a WhatsApp message on the way to the airport.
Documents, not demos
Structured documents with one-click builds, spreadsheets with live formulas, slide decks, edited images — plus a code sandbox that runs real analysis and hands you the .xlsx, .pptx, or .pdf when it's done.
Knowledge, web, calendar, mail, files
Search company memory, search the web, read a URL in context, check the calendar, draft the email, file the document — one agent, one thread, every tool logged.
The right mind for the task
Big model for the hard reasoning, small fast model for the routine — routed automatically, priced transparently, and visible in a spend dashboard your finance team will actually like.
CONTROL POINT You choose the reasoning depth. Every tool call is visible in the thread.
Stop 04 · The Docks
Promote: the moment work becomes known
This is the verb no other AI product has. When something is finished, you promote it — and it physically moves from your private workspace into shared memory, provenance attached, receipt stamped.
- 1 · Select
Finished work in your Work Space — a document, an analysis, a decision.
- 2 · Destination
Choose the Space it belongs to. Spock suggests; you decide.
- 3 · Provenance
Preview what travels with it: sources, revisions, and your name behind it.
- 4 · Dock
It moves — not a copy, not a flag. The Space gains mass. A receipt says so.
Nothing copies. Nothing leaks.
Promotion re-homes the whole revision family. There's exactly one canonical version, and everyone can see where it lives and how it got there.
Shared Spaces have a harbor
Teams see promotions arriving — who stood behind what, when. Consequence made visible is what keeps a commons alive. No streaks. No badges. Ever.
Drafts can succeed the published
Privately revise something already in canon, then promote the successor — it lands as the newest revision of the same family, history intact.
THE INVARIANT On whose authority does information change its audience? Always a human's.
Stop 05 · Relays
It reaches you where you already work
Spock doesn't ask your company to move in. It connects to the systems you have and meets people in the channels they already answer.
Gmail · Calendar · Drive
Read what you allow, draft what you approve. Per-scope consent — read and write are separate decisions, per integration, per tool.
Outlook · OneDrive · SharePoint
The knowledge already buried in SharePoint becomes memory Spock can cite — and Outlook mail becomes something the agent can triage with you.
The field office
Pair with a QR code and Spock is in your pocket: ask on the road, send a voice note, get the morning brief before you're at a desk. Field teams don't open laptops. Spock knows that.
An open door, not a moat
Spock speaks the Model Context Protocol — connect tools from the growing open catalog, and point other agents at Spock's governed memory when you choose to.
CONTROL POINT Every integration is scoped, consented, and revocable — per tool, per person.
Stop 06 · Mission Control
Spock can act because control is visible
Autonomy isn't the pitch. Approved autonomy is. Humans hold the keys to anything that leaves the building — and can see everything that happens inside it.
Edit before send. Always.
When the agent wants to send an email or take an outward action, you get the card first — edit it, approve it, or kill it. Actions are proposals until a human says otherwise.
Structure that matches yours
Teams, invitations, custom roles, and single sign-on with your identity provider. Space membership decides who sees what — lanes down to the row.
Every token accounted for
Usage and spend by model, by feature, by person — 7, 30, 90 days or all time. Model prices sync automatically. No invoice surprises.
Public means deliberate
Share a thread and you share a frozen snapshot at a link you minted — never a live window into your workspace.
CONTROL POINT Agents propose. People approve. The ledger remembers.
Stop 07 · The Shipyard
Your boundary. Your memory. Yours.
A company's memory is not something to rent from a landlord. Spock is built to run inside or on behalf of your data boundary — and to leave with you if you ever go.
Dedicated, not pooled
Managed dedicated deployments today, with customer-controlled deployment on the roadmap. Your instance, your data, your rules of engagement.
Exportable, always
The memory Spock builds for you is yours: exportable, portable, and never held hostage. Lock-in is a business model. It isn't ours.
A platform, not seats
Spock is licensed as institutional capability — platform, capacity, and partnership — not another per-seat chat subscription that scales with headcount instead of value.
CONTROL POINT If you can't take it with you, you never owned it.
Stop 08 · Weather
Signals: the real world, remembered
For operational teams, Spock reads the physical world too. Sensor exports, controller dumps, inspection logs — turned into memory you can question and trust.
Not a dashboard. Memory.
Dashboards show you the last hour. Signals remembers the last three years — what the thresholds were, when they changed, what the inspection said, and why the alarm that morning mattered.
With operators, not for them
Developed with industrial partners in agriculture, mining, and water — where the people who need answers are wearing boots, and the answer arrives on WhatsApp.
CONTROL POINT Every reading keeps its source. Every answer can show its instrument.
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Start with one Space that matters.
A pilot is one team, one governed Space, and the workflows that team runs every week. Most companies know exactly which team it should be.