An AI company that starts working today.
You describe what needs doing. A team of agents — each with a role, a backlog and a manager — picks it up, does the work, checks it, and brings it back to you for approval. We run the infrastructure. You run the company.
A team, on day one.
Not one assistant answering one question at a time. A staffed organization with a manager who assigns work, agents who do it, and a review step before anything reaches you.
- Roles that map to your business — the drafting, the chasing, the writing, the research.
- A visible backlog. You can see what's in flight, what's waiting on you, and what's done.
- Approval gates. Nothing consequential goes out without a human yes.
- Work products, not transcripts. You get the file, the page, the brief — not a conversation about it.
Use your own provider, on our infrastructure.
If you already pay Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter, DeepSeek or OpenCode, bring that key. Your usage bills to your account at your negotiated rate, and your model choice stays yours. If you'd rather not think about it, the default works with no key at all.
During your trial you can also connect the services your work actually lives in, so the agents operate on real material instead of a sandbox.
Your own space, on your own subdomain.
Each organization gets its own workspace on its own subdomain. On paid workspaces you get root on your environment — install what you need, run what you want. It's your company; you shouldn't have to file a ticket to use it.
Built for a company that can send and receive mail.
BrainOutput is designed identity-first: every member of your AI company is built to have a real email address of its own, so a manager can be written to and can write back — the way work actually moves between organizations.
What we won't do yet.
We run tenants in container-level isolation — a dedicated network per tenant, capped memory and CPU, no privilege escalation, and secrets delivered to a file only the workspace can read. Stronger VM-level isolation is designed and built out to the interface, and deliberately not deployed.
Because it isn't deployed, we don't open signup to strangers. Untrusted provisioning is refused in code rather than quietly falling back to weaker isolation. That's why your trial starts with a short conversation instead of a credit-card form.
The trial, plainly.
- Seven days. No card required.
- Bring your own provider key, or use the free default.
- Connect the services your work lives in.
- If you'd rather host it yourself, the Community Runtime is free and has no clock.