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Everday

One engine. Everything your work runs on.

Programs that do the work. Sites your people and your clients work in. Conversations that ask what you need to know. And one record of everything it learns along the way.

The whole thing your work runs on.

Not a tool that sits beside your business. The layer your work actually runs on, with everything a firm your size would otherwise have to buy, build and glue together.

DispatchWhat starts a run: a webhook, a schedule, or somebody pressing a button.
Agents and toolsWhat does the work, with your files, your rules and your systems in its hands.
KnowledgeOne record per person, and where every line on it came from.
IntegrationsReads and writes where the work already is, so nothing has to move first.
ModelsThe right one for each job, and swapping it later breaks nothing.
ObservabilityYou can watch anything while it runs, and find it again later.
EvalsWe check a change made it better, not just different.
PermissionsWho may see and do what, set once and true everywhere.

Why it is weeks and not quarters.

Not because we work faster than other people. Because most of what usually takes the time is already done before we start.

01You keep the tools you haveIt works inside your ATS, your mail and your drive rather than next to them. Nothing has to move, and nobody has to be talked into a migration.
02Most of it is already builtYou are not the first firm to want this. The work that repeats in your market is running somewhere already, so you are not paying for a blank page.
03Nobody types anything twiceChange something once and it is right everywhere: on the board, in the report, and on the page your client opens. Nothing quietly disagrees with itself.
Noor Bakker · second interview
The boardsecond interview
The client pagescheduled
Her passportFriday 10:00
04It uses your wordsYour steps and your labels, on every screen. Somebody new learns how your firm works, not how our software works.
The boardsecond interview
The reportsecond interview
The client pagesecond interview
05You can always ask whyEvery answer shows the line it came from, so your people can use what it says on the day it arrives instead of checking it first.
She can start first.
read fromcv_noor.pdf · “available from 1 November”

Built for decisions you have to defend.

Agents running inside a business that people depend on is a serious thing. This is what makes it reasonable to say yes to, and what we will not claim until it is true.

  1. 01No automated decision-makingA person makes every call that affects somebody, and the sign-off is a recorded act rather than a checkbox.
  2. 02Nothing is hiddenYou can watch anything while it runs and look it up months later. Every fact says where it came from.
  3. 03Hosted in EuropeYour data is yours. Export it or delete it whenever you want, with a data processing agreement as standard.
  4. 04It trains nothingWe never train anything on your people. What we learn across clients has no names in it.
  5. 05Who sees whatSet once by role, and it holds everywhere. Not something every screen has to remember.
  6. 06The AI Act, by postureHiring is high risk, and this was built for that from the start rather than patched toward it. ISO 27001 is in progress, and we say so.

See it with your own people in it.

A conversation first. Half an hour on the one thing you do every week that could run better than it does. If it fits, a day at your office, and a plan with names next to every part.