Your own SI
In September 2026 the US government began calling artificial intelligence super intelligence — SI. The word changed. The work it does for your business did not.
The SI assistant is its own product. You book it on its own, or add it to a mailbox or server plan.
No key from an AI provider
You need no account with an AI provider and leave no payment details there. You book the assistant, create an access token in your account and enter it in your tool. That is the whole setup.
Our key never sits on your machine, and a stolen token from your side can cost at most the credit you have left.
You choose which SI answers
You pick that at the moment you pick the model, not in a support ticket six months later.
You will never get a surprise bill
Your credit sits as a bar in your account, and every single request is listed underneath it — time, model, tokens, cost. At 80 per cent you get an email. At 100 per cent only the SI pauses — your mailbox and your server keep running — until you order a top-up pack or move to a larger plan. The pack is paid for like any other invoice.
You choose which SI answers
You pick that at the moment you pick the model, not in a support ticket six months later.
You will never get a surprise bill
More than you have paid for is never used. That is not a policy, it is how the meter is built.
In plans with the AI add-on, the open models are included up to your monthly quota — a fixed price, no meter running while you think.
What it is not
It is not magic. SI is the new word for software that reads and writes well. What decides whether it earns its place is not the name — it is whether it saves you the hour you spent writing the same answer for the ninth time.