Products
Software we build for ourselves, on the same standard we build yours
Everything we sell as a service, we run on ourselves first. Our products are built, hosted and operated on infrastructure we own — the same foundation our client work runs on.
Dictation Shipping Desktop dictation — never leaves your side of the wire.
This is a voice-dictation app for the desktop. Hold a hotkey, speak, release — cleaned, punctuated and, if you want, translated text appears wherever your cursor is. Speech-to-text runs on AI servers we own and operate, so the audio is never handed to a third-party inference API.
- macOS + Linux
- Runs on our own servers
- No audio retention
Secrets management Early access Credential vault — one you can actually self-host.
This is a zero-knowledge password and secrets manager for small technical teams and the agencies who run their infrastructure. Everything is encrypted and decrypted on your own device — the server never sees your passphrase or your data. Run it on our hosted infrastructure, or host the open-source build entirely on your own.
- Zero-knowledge
- Hosted or self-hosted
- Open-source
Transcription Early access Long-form transcription — priced on what was actually said.
This service transcribes and translates long recordings — interviews, lectures, hearings, archives — including multilingual material that switches language mid-sentence. It runs on AI servers we own and operate, and it bills on detected speech rather than file duration, so silence costs nothing.
- Multilingual
- Self-hosted models
- Billed on speech, not duration
Programme
Your idea, built and operated by us
These three started as our own ideas. The next one can be yours — you describe the problem, we build the software and keep it running, and you subscribe once it is live.
Why we ship our own products
Our products are the proof behind our service claims
A consultancy that only builds for others never has to live with its own architecture. We do. Our products run on the AI serving stack, the GPU operations and the data-residency model we recommend to clients — which is why the numbers on our service pages are measurements rather than estimates.