The ecosystem

Proven in ExpatsKey, then rebuilt as focused products.

How one product became a family of products, and the rule they all share.

The ecosystem

One company.
Nine products.

Every product has its own name and purpose. All of them come from the same company, the same engines and the same rule about people staying in charge.

  • Live today
  • Platform, coming soon
  • Browser extension, coming soon
Shared origin

Where it started

It started with one product, ExpatsKey. The engines built for it proved useful well beyond it, so they became focused products.

Each product now has its own name and purpose, and all of them are built to the same standard.

Our browser extensions are smaller tools, held to the same rule about people staying in charge.

How it connects

Built once, proven, then shared

  • How we build

    Human-approved AI delivery, tested on our own products first.

  • Products

    Six platforms and three browser extensions, each with its own brand.

  • Shared foundations

    Engines first proven in ExpatsKey, then rebuilt as focused products.

Our principle

AI does the work.
People stay in charge.

It is already in our logo: a robot hand and a human hand, meeting. Each product page shows its own proof.

  • ViralSocialOpsCreates the post and only asks you for a yes.
  • TripleVisibleNothing changes your site without approval.
  • MappioNever invents a skill that is not in your profile.
  • ConveyorEvery AI stage stops for a developer’s approval.
How we build

AI does the delivery. People approve it.

Human-approved AI delivery, tested on our own products first.

  • People approve each stage

    AI carries out the work in stages. A person reviews the result and decides whether it moves on.

  • Our own products come first

    A way of working is tried on our own products before we rely on it.

  • Made for our products

    This is how we make our own products. It is not a service we sell.

Conveyor, one of our browser extensions, applies the same rule: every AI stage stops for a developer’s approval.