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One platform. The whole stack.

Agentycs holds your data, serves your models, runs your applications and builds your software, on infrastructure you own and in the places you choose.


Intelligence you own, end to end #

Most organisations assemble intelligence from a dozen suppliers: a warehouse here, a model API there, a low-code tool for applications, somebody else's cloud for the servers underneath. Every one of those is a dependency you cannot price and cannot leave. The bill is set after you have moved, the terms are set in a jurisdiction that is not yours, and the exit cost rises with every year of accumulated data.

Agentycs replaces that assembly with one vertically integrated platform, from the AI servers and the network at the bottom to the software factory at the top. Sovereignty is not a setting you switch on at the end; it is what you get when the weights, the accelerators, the data, the network and the pipeline that ships the code are all yours.

Seven products, one identity model, one tenancy boundary, one operational surface.

Seven products, one system #

Each product stands on its own, and every one of them assumes the others are there. Read them from the ground up.

Data and intelligence #

Everything your organisation knows, in one queryable place, with the models that reason over it.

Applications and delivery #

The framework your teams build on, the substrate every application runs on, and the factory that writes the software.

Infrastructure and network #

The ground the platform stands on, owned by you: the servers, the storage, the secrets and the network between your sites.

How the parts fit together #

Four layers, all reconciled from declarative resources by one operator, so the platform converges on what you asked for rather than on what somebody remembered to configure.

  1. Own the ground #

    Apex provides the servers, the cluster, sovereign object storage and secrets. Cloud Mesh provides ingress, DNS and the encrypted overlay between sites.

  2. Land the data and the models #

    Atom turns any source into queryable, searchable data. Anima serves the models that read it. Neither needs an external service to work.

  3. Run the applications #

    Platform Foundation routes every request, resolves identity once and keeps long-running work durable. The Application Framework turns declarations into applications that run on it.

  4. Automate the delivery #

    The Agent² Software Factory plans, builds, verifies and promotes software onto the platform, then feeds production signals back in as its next batch of work.

One system, not a suite #

The products share their most important machinery, which is why the whole is easier to operate than any two of the parts bought separately.

One identity path
Sessions, tokens and capabilities resolve through a single authorisation decision, so the answer to who may do what is the same on every protocol and in every product.
One tenancy boundary
Tenant scope is derived server-side from validated credentials, never from a header or a hostname, and every service enforces it.
One declarative surface
Clusters, tenants, applications, databases, models and routes are all resources reconciled by one operator, so the platform is described in version control and converged to.
One observability fabric
Metrics, dashboards, alerts, traces and network quality land in the same place for every product, and ship as part of the feature rather than after it.

See it against your own requirements

Bring us your data estate, your models, your regulatory boundary and the software you need to ship. We will show you how the platform runs it, and where it would sit.