Visibility
Visibility answers: What AI is our company actually running on? It combines endpoint, browser, local, and first-party integration data into a live view of tools, accounts, models, usage, spend, and risk. Teams use it to find shadow AI, understand adoption, reconcile licenses, review access, and identify where standardization will have the most impact. Visibility can operate as a standalone system of record. It also gives Relay and Sidekick the organizational context they need to make better decisions.Explore Visibility
Learn how Visibility discovers activity and turns it into an operating map.
Sidekick
Sidekick answers: Where should people and agents do AI work together? It is a model- and harness-agnostic AI workspace owned by the company. Shared threads, artifacts, memory, skills, tools, approvals, and execution environments let teams move work from an individual conversation into a reusable organizational workflow. Sidekick can use different models and execution systems without making the company’s work dependent on one provider. Its activity flows into Visibility, so collaborative AI work becomes part of the same operating map as every other tool and model.Explore Sidekick
Learn how teams collaborate with AI while keeping context and control.
Relay
Relay answers: Which model should handle this request? It routes model traffic per request, based on cost, quality, latency, policy, and the models a company has approved. Relay can be the gateway itself or operate above a gateway the company already uses. Relay works on its own. When paired with Visibility, it learns from the company’s real workloads and evaluates routing decisions against relevant traffic.Explore Relay
Learn about routing modes, custom routers, model evaluation, and reporting.
How they work together
You do not need to deploy all three products at once. The shared foundation lets each product operate independently while preserving one identity, policy, integration, billing, and audit layer.