Other AI hands you an answer. Letor hands you the finished file — the kind you can forward as-is.
Take the file, forward it, keep editing it. No copy-paste, no reformatting afterwards.
Every one of these is actually produced on a server — not described back to you.
Every task runs in its own throwaway container and is destroyed on completion — your work is never mixed with anyone else's.
From one sentence to a deliverable file, with nothing for you to do in between.
Turns a vague ask into executable steps. When something is unclear it asks you — it does not guess and press on.
Looks things up, crunches numbers, runs code, generates files, opens a browser when needed. Real work, not a description of work.
Download it or forward it. If it built an app, you get a URL that opens.
These six are constraints written into the code, not marketing copy.
Before you let a machine act for you, the first thing to establish is that it won't lie to you.
Never fabricates data. If sample data was used, the artifact says so prominently.
Not just “it failed” — which step it stalled on, and what you can do about it.
No deliverable, no charge.
Deleting, overwriting, sending anything outward — always with your consent.
A throwaway environment per task, destroyed when it ends. Nothing lingers.
Live running total, interrupts above your threshold. No surprises after the fact.
Whole-machine delivery: the complete platform on one box — not a client that has to phone home to us.
For teams whose data cannot leave the network — finance, healthcare, government, R&D.
Nothing to set up. Sign up and go. Right for individuals and small teams.
The platform runs on your machine; only the model call leaves it. Your files, code and intermediate work stay local.
The model runs on your machine too. The whole system can run fully air-gapped — not one byte leaves your network.
No outbound calls in Mode 3. Dependencies, images, fonts and toolchain are all staged locally at install time — it keeps working with the cable pulled.
One throwaway container per task, destroyed on completion. It never touches the host filesystem, so overreach has nowhere to go.
User directory, repositories, CI and object storage are all instances on your machine. We hold no back-door account.
Who, when, how much it cost, what it ran — line by line, exportable for audit at any time.
You can see what it actually does instead of trusting a black box. A security review can be a real review.
Contract ends, we go dark — the system in your rack keeps running. That is what on-premise should mean.
Free credits on signup — enough for a few complete tasks.