Solet
Your business deserves an agent that remembers.
Most AI tools start from nothing every time you open them. A Solet doesn't. It's a named, persistent instance that belongs to your business, with its own database, its own memories, its own knowledge, and its own connections to the systems you already run.
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The problem with a blank slate
An assistant that forgets is an assistant you have to brief. Every session starts with the same context you gave it last week. Which team owns which number, what you decided in March and why, which of your six systems holds the truth about a customer.
That briefing cost never goes away. It's paid again on every conversation, by every person, forever. And because nothing accumulates, the tool never gets better at your business specifically. It only ever knows what fits in one conversation.
A Solet is an install, not a chat window
Each one is a distinct, named instance. It is provisioned like a piece of infrastructure and it accrues context like an employee.
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Its own database
A dedicated PostgreSQL schema per instance. Its state is real, durable, and inspectable, not a conversation buffer that scrolls out of reach.
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Its own memories
An ACT-R-based memory store that accumulates across sessions. What it learned last month is still there this morning, and it can be recalled, consolidated, and corrected.
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Its own knowledge bases
Searchable, versioned articles covering how your business actually works. Answers come from a canonical record instead of being reconstructed from fragments each time.
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Its own plugins
Capabilities are installed, enabled, and upgraded per instance. Two Solets in the same company can have completely different surfaces.
How it works
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Provision an instance
A Solet is created with a name, its own schema, and a profile that declares which plugins it runs. It belongs to your business the way a server does, not to a vendor's multi-tenant pool.
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Connect your systems
Connectors are installed per instance and authenticated against your own accounts, with read-only roles where that's the right posture.
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Give it what it needs to know
Knowledge bases capture the decisions, definitions, and conventions that usually live in someone's head. The instance searches them before it acts, so it answers from the record rather than from a guess.
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It keeps what it learns
Sessions, decisions, and results persist. The instance you work with in six months is measurably better informed than the one you started with.
Built for the systems a business actually runs
Our reference install covers the revenue stack and the operations stack end to end.
- Salesforce
- Marketo
- Zuora
- Snowflake
- Jira
- G Suite
- PostgreSQL
Each connector is a plugin: installed, credentialed, and enabled on the instances that need it. A question that spans four of these systems is one question, not four exports and a spreadsheet.
How we build it
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Your data stays yours
An instance runs against your own accounts and its own database. Access is something you grant deliberately, and it is visible.
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Fail loudly
No silent fallbacks, no quiet degradation. If something is wrong, the system says so rather than returning a confident guess.
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Answer from the record
Search the canonical source before acting. A documented answer beats a reconstructed one, every time.
Beta
We're in Beta. Contact us for a Preview.
Access is by request while we work directly with the first businesses running Solet. Get in touch and we'll share a preview with you.