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Twelve slides for press, partners and prospective Pro buyers. Arrow keys or Space to move, N for the speaker notes, print for one slide per page.

The one-pager

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One human.
A whole company.

Run a company of agents from one map.

Made by 8086 LLC · soloinc.ai

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Solo, incorporated.

The idea

Built for the first one-person billion-dollar company.

The first one-person billion-dollar company is “dangerously close.”Sam Altman, OpenAI, public remarks as reported by PYMNTS in 2026. Source
A 70 to 80 percent chance it happens in 2026, in developer tools, automated customer service or proprietary trading.Dario Amodei, Anthropic, public remarks as reported by PYMNTS in 2026, paraphrased. Source

A prediction, not our claim. We built the console for that company. Until it arrives, it runs ours, and yours.

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The problem

Agents everywhere.
Nobody sells the company.

Assistants

A teammate per seat.

Hosted, per user, per credit. Good at one inbox. Not a company.

Frameworks

A graph in code.

Libraries and workflow engines, with observability sold on top. The engine under a pipeline, not the map of a company.

Registries

Governance for estates.

Thousands of agents, enterprise licence, a sales call. Nobody sells this to one person.

Nobody sells one person the whole company on their own machine, with the human's reserved acts as the spine.

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The map

A company is a map.

At the top, the businesses and the departments: cells. Under each, its pipelines and workloads. One lens at a time: Flow, Work, People, Capacity, Risk, Time, Governance.

The company

the holding · the Human

The product

release pipeline

Engineering

department

Customer Support

ticket pipeline

Marketing

department

Finance

department

Onboarding offers five company templates and fills in the cells and pipelines in one go.

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The pipeline

Pipelines with a Desk at the end.

A pipeline is one file: stages, the verbs between them, who answers for each, what each stage needs and produces. The map draws exactly what the file says.

planned

what ships

building

a workload, sandboxed

verifying

a second workload, as a stranger

Desk

the human decides

released

on the record

Each stage is worked by an agent on your own machine. MCP over stdio, and A2A between cells.

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The Desk

Agents propose.
You decide.

Every decision that needs a person reaches one Desk, as a memo in the professional form of its domain, with the documents the stages wrote beside it. Nothing before the Desk asks you.

The Desk with decisions waiting, each a memo with its documents
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What it refuses to do

  • Spend money.
  • Sign anything.
  • Publish.
  • Contact a person.
  • Reach the internet beyond the hosts you named.

Not “shouldn't.” Can't.

Every workload runs under the operating system's sandbox, from a settings file it can read but not edit. A machine that cannot hold a workload in a sandbox is refused workloads rather than given unsandboxed ones.

Imported agents start untrusted: read-only tools, no MCP servers, no schedule, no memory store, until you promote them. Kill switches stop an agent, a stage, a pipeline, a cell or everything.

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Trust

Six things a buyer can check.

Nothing leaves your machine unless you open a door.Default-deny egress with the sources named; anything published is redacted of credentials; telemetry is local.
The Desk: agents propose, you decide.Every decision that needs a person arrives as a memo with the documents behind it.
A kill switch that is not a prompt.Agent, stage, pipeline, cell, everything. Read before anything starts.
Every action on the record.Who, what and what it was before; per-call traces of every run for thirty days.
Budgets the agent cannot edit.A scheduled workload without a budget fails validation; every run carries a turn cap.
Agents cannot change the rules they are judged by.The contract and the guard machinery are protected paths a workload cannot write.

Each line names a file in the repository and a test. soloinc.ai/trust.

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Models

Your machine, your models.

Nothing metered until you say so. Three channels.

The seat

Your Claude Code subscription.

The default. Metered by allowance, never by money.

Local engines

Free, slower, weaker.

Ollama, MLX, llama.cpp, vLLM, LM Studio, on your own hardware, run by SoloINC's own native runtime.

Metered providers

Off until the API switch is on.

They bill your own account, and no metered key is in a run's environment until you turn the switch on.

A catalog of every model the machine can reach, a matrix of what each has been judged at on each workload, and routers such as cheapest, fastest and best. The most capable model is reserved for planning, verification and synthesis.

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Core and Pro

Core is free.
Pro is a key.

Core
Free

The console, the pipeline engine, the runtime, the starter pipelines, the demo company. Runs a company end to end.

Pro
A key verified offline

The step catalog, department archetypes, the Managing Agent, roles and SSO, governance evidence, multi-seat routing, alerts and the mobile apps. A 14-day trial starts at first run; checkout by Paddle; refunds within 14 days.

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The console

One map. Every box opens a panel.

The SoloINC map: cells as boxes with their pipelines and workloads

The console's own screen, on a fictional company.

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How to get it

Join the waitlist.

A Windows installer and a macOS app, with the Desk and Team apps on Android. Leave an address and we write when it is ready for you.

How to install

soloinc.ai
docs.soloinc.ai
support@soloinc.ai

Made by 8086 LLC, New York, which runs its own companies on it.

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