source-available, self-hosted, free to deploy.
A working operating system for a business: one inbox for every channel, a client funnel, a knowledge core, a task board, and agents you write yourself. You get the codebase. Rename it, restyle it, keep the parts that fit how you work, and run it as your own. What you build on top of it is yours.
G-Brain
One screen that knows what the business did today.
What ran, what is connected, what is waiting on you, and what came in. Every number on it is read from the same records the rest of the system works from, so the morning brief and the screens behind it can never disagree.
Good evening, you
reading the board…
Operating volume
Agent activity
Inbound mix
This is a starting point, not a product you rent.
What you have been scrolling through is the default build. It arrives as source on your machine, and from there it is a codebase like any other. Most people change the name and the colours in an afternoon and spend the rest of the time on the parts specific to how their business actually runs.
- Put your name on it
- The name, the mark, and the palette are a handful of tokens. Change them and it is your software.
- Keep what fits
- Twelve screens ship in the box. Run the four you need and leave the rest, or build screens of your own beside them.
- Write your own agents
- The roster here is an example. An agent is a job you write down, so yours will look nothing like mine.
- Sell it if you want
- What you build on top of it belongs to you. Run it internally, put it in front of clients, or make it the product you charge for.
- It runs on your machine
- Your data stays where you put it. It runs on hardware you own, and it keeps running whether or not I do.
- Fork it and go quiet
- Take it, change it, and get on with your work. That is the whole deal.
Have a look around the default build.
Every screen here ships in the box. Use the sidebar, or press ⌘K and jump. What you keep, rename, or rebuild from here is entirely up to you.
Good evening, you
reading the board…
Operating volume
Agent activity
Inbound mix
- ✓Beacon · completed1h
- ✓Sable · completed3h
- ✓Quill · completed7h
- ✓Lumen · completed7h
- ✓Juno · completed9h
- ✓Sable · completed9h
- ✓Wren · completed10h
- ✓Lark · completed12h
Every request takes the same path.
No page reaches the database directly. A request passes the session gate, hits a route, goes through the repository layer, and every row it brings back is validated on the way out. That layer is why pointing a screen at your own data is a change in one file rather than a rewrite.
How to get it.
Free, and it stays free. Access runs through an application because this is handed over as a codebase you run yourself, and I would rather it went to people who will actually install it. Review is automatic and most applications clear within a couple of hours.
Apply for accessEight fields. About two minutes.
Usually under two hours, including weekends.
A repo invite and a setup guide land in your inbox.
