Meet the Fleet
A gallery of agentic systems built to solve real-world problems across different domains.
The Fleet Stories
Scroll through the fleet — each system was built for a real domain problem, with a clear capability stack and a path from signal to action.
Finance teams drown in spreadsheets while risk signals arrive too late.
FinSight turns raw ledgers and market feeds into board-ready narratives. It forecasts cash positions, flags anomalies before they cascade, and drafts variance explanations analysts can trust.
Repetitive HR questions clog tickets and slow down onboarding.
HR Buddy is the always-on colleague for people ops. New hires get guided onboarding, employees get instant policy clarity, and HR reclaims time for high-touch conversations.
Recruiters waste cycles on mismatched resumes and thin interview briefs.
TalentScout screens at fleet scale without losing judgment. It ranks profiles against role criteria, surfaces fit signals, and hands interviewers a brief that actually prepares them.
Marketing teams react late because signal is buried in endless feeds.
MarketPulse listens across the noise — social, news, competitors — and turns it into campaign-ready insight. Trends surface early; briefs stay sharp; strategy stays current.
Contract review is slow, repetitive, and easy to miss critical clauses.
LegalEagle reads contracts like a specialist associate — extracting clauses, mapping risk, and assembling compliance checklists so counsel focuses on judgment, not search.
Support volume outpaces staffing and tone consistency suffers.
Supportly keeps queues calm. It triages intent, drafts on-brand replies, and escalates the moments that need a human — so response time drops without losing empathy.
Alert fatigue hides real incidents inside endless false positives.
OpsGuard sits beside the SOC — triaging alerts, summarizing threats, and opening the right playbook so responders act with context instead of noise.
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