For UAE startups & AI-native teams
Agent prototypes, support replies, product copy, demo preps — on GPT, Claude, Gemini and 300+ models through one gateway. Customer names, organisations, addresses, phone numbers and emails are stripped before the prompt reaches any provider, in English and Arabic, with a tamper-evident audit record behind every query. Your team is live today — no security review, no six-month procurement.
Email signup, two minutes, no card required. When your enterprise client asks for the audit log, you have one.
An engineer's agent prototype, built on real support tickets — as the model receives it
Your answer to the security questionnaire, per query
The five objections we hear in every startup conversation — in the order they come.
"A pilot customer sent me a SOC-2 / ISO 27001 security questionnaire. I don't have either."
You don't need a binder to answer the data-handling questions. Every query your team makes is recorded — who, when, which model, what was masked — in a hash-chained, tamper-evident audit log. Export it and attach it as evidence of how customer data is actually handled. Certification stays your obligation, with your auditor; what we give you is the record you answer with.
"We feed real customer tickets to our agent. PII — and prompt injection — go in with them."
Names, organisations, addresses, phone numbers and emails — English and Arabic — are replaced with inert tokens before the call; the model never sees raw ticket identities, and your private copy is restored only in your workspace. It fails closed: if masking can't run, the request stops. That shrinks what an injected instruction in a ticket can reach, and every query lands in the audit record — show a pilot customer exactly what went out. Detection is probabilistic, and no tool makes a model ignore text it's told to follow, so keep human review on anything that takes actions.
"Half the team has a personal OpenAI key, someone's paying for Anthropic on a company card. API-key sprawl."
One gateway, one set of credentials, 300+ models behind it — GPT, Claude, Gemini and more. The admin console invites your team, sets which models each person can reach, and kills the shared-account mess. Spend shows up per workspace, per person, per model — no surprise invoice from a leaked key.
"We burn $50 one month and $800 the next. Can we cap it without a sales call?"
Pay-as-you-go credits — $1 = 100 credits, no expiry, no contract. A typical startup team lands between $50 and $500 a month depending on how hard it leans on frontier models; per-model pricing is visible before you send the prompt, so the bill reads like a utility, not a platform renewal. Organizations are isolated per workspace — your pilot customers' data and usage never commingle.
"We're eight people. We're not a compliance company — is this overkill?"
The masking and the log run invisibly — an email signup, two minutes, no card, nothing to install. Your engineers keep moving at startup speed; the audit trail quietly accumulates so that when the enterprise deal lands and their security team asks, you're not starting from nothing. Compliance teams buy evidence; you'll have been generating it since day one.
Four stages, every message. This is the whole mechanism.
Customer identifiers become inert tokens before anything is sent. English and Arabic covered; prompts that can't be masked are stopped, not slipped through.
Any model in the catalog — GPT, Claude, Gemini and more — answers the anonymized prompt. Cheapest model that does the job, per task.
Optional council mode for the hard ones — policy drafts, incident reviews: several models answer, review each other anonymously, a chairman synthesizes.
Tokens return to real values for your eyes only, and the event is appended to your workspace's audit chain.
Pay-as-you-go credits — $1 = 100 credits, no expiry. A 10–25-person team with daily AI habits typically lands between $50 and $200 a month.
$0 to start.
Give them the version where it's masked, metered and on the record — before your biggest client's security review finds the other version first.
Start free — $5 credits, no card