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FLAGSHIP · SATELLITE

Every meeting becomes a commitment ledger

You leave the room with ten promises and remember four. Satellite reads the transcript and turns each promise into a commitment you can see, with the exact words that made it, so nothing lands on you by surprise a week later. You see the proof before you act.

HOW IT RUNS
1
You bring the raw material

A meeting transcript or a document. Six kinds are accepted: .vtt, .txt, .srt, .md, .pdf, .docx. Anything it can't read it refuses out loud, with a plain reason.

2
The model proposes

Who promised what, to whom, by when. Each candidate carries the quote it came from.

3
A deterministic check confirms it

The quote must exist word for word in the segment it cites. The engine can refuse or defer. It can never accept.

4
You accept

Only then are a follow-up draft and your morning brief written, for you to release. Never sent for you.

WHERE IT RUNS

Everyday cloud

The default. Fast to stand up, operated by us or in your own account.

Your Microsoft 365

Reads approved Teams transcripts, writes Planner tasks and Outlook drafts. Your tenant stays the system of record.

Your Google Workspace

The stack our own platform runs on today. Meet transcripts in, Gmail drafts out. You can watch it work before you buy it.

Up to GCC High

The sovereign build runs entirely inside your Azure Government boundary, with the model as your own Azure OpenAI deployment. Your data never leaves.

SEE IT ON YOUR MEETING →
PULSE · NEW

Your inbox, ranked and remembered

Your inbox is a pile, not a priority list. Pulse reads who you actually deal with and tells you who matters, what you owe them, and who you have gone quiet with, so the relationship that pays your rent doesn't slip under a stack of newsletters.

WHAT IT SHOWS

Today and overdue

What needs you now, and what is already late, in one place.

Who has gone quiet

A relationship score built from your real mail, calendar, and contacts, not a guess.

New commitments

Promises pulled from your calls and notes fold straight into the same view.

Every row cited

Click any line and it shows the message, meeting, or contact it came from.

SEE YOUR PULSE →
THE BRIEF

One email. The things that actually need you.

No dashboard. No chatbot. No prompt box. The Brief is the handful of things that need your attention today, waiting in your inbox before you start digging. Every line links back to where it came from.

WHAT'S IN IT
TODAY — what is on, from your calendar.
OVERDUE — the promises past their date.
AGING — the ones getting close.
NEW COMMITMENTS — what you took on since yesterday.
NEEDS YOU — the few messages only you can answer.

It arrives as a draft to you, at 6:30 your time, and to no one else. The same builder makes the screen and the email, so they never disagree. Turn it off whenever you like.

SEE YOUR MORNING BRIEF →
COMPOSER

Brief in, finished page out

The proposal is due and you are rebuilding the same document by hand, again. Composer takes your brief and hands back a finished, shareable page in your company's look. What took an afternoon by hand is ready in minutes.

"Took us three hours Friday. This did it in five minutes."
CLIENT DEMO CALL, JULY 2026
WHAT YOU GET

Your look

Proposals, reports, and responses come back in your company's own design.

One link

Anything built or dropped in publishes behind a single shareable link.

Yours to hold

The original you uploaded comes back out, unchanged, whenever you want it.

BRING YOUR UGLIEST DOCUMENT →