One human. A whole company.
Run a company of agents from one map. SoloINC is the console where one human runs a company of agents: put them on pipelines, watch the work move stage to stage, and decide only where a human must. It installs on a Mac or Windows PC you own, runs on a Claude Code seat, a provider key or a local engine, and keeps every action on the record. Core is free; Pro is a key.
Three ways in
Company
The company of one, staffed by agents. Cells for the businesses and departments, pipelines under each, a Desk. Every seat but yours is an agent.
Pipelines
Pipelines with a Desk at the end. Declare the pipeline in one file; the map draws it; the runtime runs it. MCP over stdio, and A2A between cells.
Governance
Bring the agents you have. They land untrusted. Kill switches at five scopes. A registry derived from the manifests. Every action on the record.
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.
What you need
Three channels: your seat (the default, metered by allowance), local engines (free, slower, weaker), metered providers (off until the API switch is on; they bill your own account). Nothing is metered until you say so.
Six things a buyer can check
Core and Pro
Core
The console, the pipeline engine, the runtime, the starter pipelines, the demo company. Runs a company end to end.
Pro
- More than three hundred ready-made steps
- Department archetypes, roles and SSO
- A Managing Agent that briefs you daily
- The Desk and Team apps on Android
A 14-day trial starts at first run; checkout by Paddle; refunds within 14 days.