Allied AOS
3web, desktop, and mobile
Your HQ for a team of AI agents.
Enki builds a team of AI agents for every brand and client, and nothing goes out until you approve it.
- Web
- Desktop
- Mobile
For owners whose software is now the constraint
You own software your competitors have to rent.
A product shaped around how your company sells and delivers, on the web, the desktop, and the phone, with the code and the prompts in your name. Built by the team that builds and runs its own platforms.
What gets in the way.
Renting the stack
Per-seat tools, each with its own login, its own data, and its own price rise. The company runs on software it does not own and cannot change.
No product owner
A build with nobody accountable for the product drifts: features ship, the job the software was meant to finish does not get finished.
A vendor who disappears
The agency moves on, the repository is in their name, and the next change costs a rewrite. The fix is ownership from the first week. See how a build is structured.
How we get there.
- 01
Discovery sprint
Two weeks. The user, the job the software must finish, the scope, the plan, and the risk list, in writing.
- 02
Build, or a dedicated team
A fixed scope for a defined product, or a team that runs in sprints for as long as the work continues.
- 03
Web, desktop, and mobile
One product on every screen your team already uses, from one codebase where that makes sense.
- 04
Agents inside
AI in the workflow from the start, with a person approving anything that leaves the building.
Allied AOSOne goal, three agents- ResearcherPricing across the categoryResearching…
- WriterThis week's articleDrafting
- EnkiEmail to the listWaiting for your approval
Nothing goes out until you approve it.Approve
Allied AOS, our own agent platform: every agent result waits for a human yes. The same pattern goes into what we build for you.
Three platforms we built and run.
Each one runs on the web, on the desktop, and on a phone. We use them every day in our own companies, which is the only proof of a build that counts.
- See Allied AOS
Allied Spot
Unlimitedusers per account
The CRM that keeps every lead moving.
Pipelines, email, automations, booking, and invoices for unlimited users, with an optional Phone System and Sophia AI.
See Allied Spot- Web
- Desktop
- Mobile
Allied Tribes
Freeto start
Find the people who belong in your life.
Create or join a tribe, connect online and in person, and sell courses, tickets, and tiers, guided by Freya.
See Allied Tribes- Web
- Desktop
- Mobile
The first step.
Apply with the company, the team, and the job the software must finish. Not ready for that? Run the free security report on the software you already have.
The numbers come after discovery and are walked through on the call. We work with founder-led companies with five or more salespeople and at least $100,000 in monthly revenue. The service page has what a build includes.
Questions owners ask first.
Who owns what gets built?
You do. The repository, the cloud accounts, the credentials, and the prompts sit in your name from the first week. There is no login to our platform to keep paying for.
How long does a build take?
Two weeks of discovery produces the scope, the plan, and the risk list. A fixed-scope build follows that plan; a dedicated team runs in sprints for as long as the work continues. The dates come out of discovery, not before it.
Who maintains it afterwards?
You can, with the documentation we leave behind, or we can under a separate monthly agreement. Maintenance is never assumed into a build.
Where does AI fit?
Inside the workflow, with a person approving anything that leaves the building. Enki in Allied AOS and Sophia in Allied Spot are the pattern: a trigger, a model, the tools it may call, and a human yes.
Do you build mobile apps?
Yes. The three platforms we run each have a web app, a desktop app, and a mobile app, built from one codebase where that makes sense and separately where it does not.
What if we already have a vendor?
We document what is there before we change anything, then say what stays, what gets replaced, and what we should build. Loyalty to a stack is not the point; a product your team can run is.
Talk through a build
Apply with the company, the team, and the job the software must finish. If it is a fit, you will hear back within one business day.