Email
Your mailbox, actually read
Microsoft 365 or Gmail.
Your call
Sending stops and shows you the message first.
One company · one machine · yours
A force multiplier for your team. And your time back.
Aegis is a managed AI assistant that runs on one machine — yours.
Set up and run by us
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Seven jobs it did
Try it. Every button up there works.
Pricing a contract, answering a site photo, catching a price increase, and planning a handover.
Recorded at a company that uses it every day. The names, figures and documents have been replaced.
Why anyone buys this
None of this is hard. It is just nobody’s job.
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The quote that takes three days
Because the last one like it is a .docx in somebody’s Sent folder.
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The commitment nobody kept
A credit promised in one sentence, in one thread, fourteen months ago.
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The price that expired on the thirtieth
And is still sitting in two proposals that have not gone out yet.
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The reconciliation that waits for January
Because matching a month of invoices to purchase orders is a full day.
Integrated into your business
It plugs into what you already run.
There is nothing to migrate and nothing to reorganise.
Files
The share nobody has time to organise
It reads your file server as it is.
Your call
It reads your share. It never writes to it.
Your systems
Accounting, inventory, whatever you run on
It can question the databases behind your business software.
Your call
It can read, never change or delete.
Documents
It produces the real thing
Proposals, summaries, reports and spreadsheets, in your format.
Your call
Nothing leaves until you have seen it.
On a schedule
A briefing waiting at eight
Tell it once, in a sentence, and it runs on its own.
Your call
Turn any of it off in a click.
Both languages
French is not a translation layer
It reads French mail, writes French documents and answers in French.
Your call
It answers in whichever language you wrote in.
Security
Everyone wants this. Everyone is nervous about it.
These are limits built into the software.
It asks before it acts
Anything that leaves the building stops and asks.
Sixteen interruptions in three weeks.
It holds keys it cannot read
What you type goes straight into a locked store.
Four passwords held. None of them readable.
It cannot wander
Code runs in a sealed box with no route onto your network.
It only ever sees what you connect.
You can check everything it did
Every action is sealed to the one before it.
Watch it fill up live in the demonstration above.
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One machine, one company
Your documents are never mixed with another business’s.
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Encrypted where it sits, and where it is backed up
Storage and offsite copies are both encrypted.
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Read-only where it matters
It reads your share and your databases, and changes neither.
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It only sees what you switch on
Each connection is one you make deliberately.
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Nothing leaves without a yes
Sending or writing somewhere new stops and shows you first.
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A record you can hand to an auditor
Every action, in order, sealed to the one before it.
Hour by hour
It works the hours you don’t.
57.4%
outside office hours
09:00–17:00, weekdays
every other hour
More than half of everything it did happened when the office was closed.
Overnight is when a mailbox can be read end to end.
If an overnight run reaches something that needs your approval, it stops.
Show the hourly figures
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Three weeks at one company
This is what it actually got done.
5yr
of email read end to end
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documents taken off the company file share
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from “price this job” to a finished proposal
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one job, running by itself across a weekend
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times it stopped and asked before doing something
2
languages, natively
How much it got through, day by day
Most days it ticks along in the background.
11 Jul20 Jul30 Jul
That night it read five years of email and had a summary waiting at eight.
Nobody has to learn it
We run it. You don’t.
It lives on one machine that we look after.
Nobody at your company has to administer anything.
Setting it up is our job too.
Before the first conversation
The questions people actually ask.
Where does our information live?
On one machine, running your assistant and nobody else’s.
Can it send an email without asking me?
On a Microsoft 365 mailbox, no.
What happens when it gets something wrong?
You find out, because every answer names its source.
Do we have to change how we work?
No, and that is rather the point.
Who can see our information?
You can. Your assistant runs alone on your machine.
How do we start?
With one job worth doing better.
Thirty minutes
Bring the job you would never trust to software.
We will tell you straight whether this is the right tool for it.