Eleven 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.
One human.
A whole company.
Run a company of agents from one map.
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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.
The problem
Agents everywhere.
Nobody sells the company.
A teammate per seat.
Hosted, per user, per credit. Good at one inbox. Not a company.
A graph in code.
Libraries and workflow engines, with observability sold on top. The engine under a pipeline, not the map of a company.
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.
Company
A company is its routines.
Each team and its routines, every routine a line of steps with the jobs on them, and the steps where you decide marked.
The routine
Routines with a Desk at the end.
A routine is one file: steps, the verbs between them, who answers for each, what each step needs and produces. The app shows exactly what the file says.
planned
what shipsbuilding
a workload, sandboxedverifying
a second workload, as a strangerDesk
the human decidesreleased
on the recordEach step is worked by an agent on your own machine. MCP over stdio, and A2A between companies.
The Desk
Agents propose.
You decide.
Every decision that needs a person reaches one Desk: the list of what waits on you, and the decision you pick open beside it with its context, its answers and the figures behind it. Answer it and the card moves on.
What you decide
- Which agents run.
- What each one may do.
- Which hosts they reach.
- Which decisions come to you.
- When everything stops.
Your company. Your rules.
Every workload runs under the operating system's sandbox, from a settings file you write and it cannot edit.
Imported agents start read-only until you promote them. Kill switches stop an agent, a step, a pipeline, a cell or everything.
Trust
Six things a buyer can check.
Each line names a file in the repository and a test. soloinc.ai/trust.
Models
Your machine, your models.
The model you connect. Three channels.
Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter.
Or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Your provider bills your own account.
Free, slower, weaker.
Ollama, MLX, llama.cpp, vLLM, LM Studio, on your own hardware, run by SoloINC's own native runtime.
A person does the model's steps.
Every model step asks you instead, so the company runs before any model is connected.
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.
The Record
Every act on the record.
SoloINC for Mac's own window, on its sample company. Nothing in it is real.
How to get it
Download for Mac.
A free download for a Mac with Apple silicon on macOS 26 or later. Free: unlimited companies, 30 agent-stage runs a month. SoloINC Pro: unlimited, $12 a month or $99 a year. Windows, iPhone, iPad and Android come later.
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