Multi-Brain Orchestration
Route between local reasoning, vision, and code brains. Every dispatch is logged, signed, and reversible.
A sovereign intelligence operating system for the work that matters. Your company knowledge, specialist studios and AI assistants, together on infrastructure you control.
Your company brain brings approved knowledge into the working day. An employee assistant helps people find context, prepare drafts and propose next steps across specialist studios, under your organisation's permissions. Choose an air-gapped deployment or explicitly configured connections for external mail, calendars and meetings.
A meeting workspace for your organisation. Review hosting, participant access and recording requirements as part of your deployment.
Bring team conversations, shared projects and reviewed follow-ups into your organisation's workspace, with access governed by its policies.
Prepare for meetings and review notes, decisions and proposed actions. Capture and transcription depend on the configured source and available local models.
Keep customer context close to the work. Explore lead scoring and outreach drafts with your own records and a person reviewing the next step.
Organise the working day around meetings, preparation and follow-ups. Agree calendar connections and permissions for your environment.
Prepare and review business documents, spreadsheets, presentations and PDF workflows in one studio. Validate your required formats and exports during evaluation.
A local OCR runtime has read scanned PDFs in controlled tests. Assess scan reading and document quality on your own hardware, using representative files. SIOS extraction and ingestion integration is still being completed. .
See every capability by department →Follow a recorded walkthrough of the Mickai SIOS interface. The film uses demonstration data to illustrate how work connects across studios. A briefing covers the capabilities available for your deployment and the evidence behind them.
These interface captures show the shape of work across the operating system. Demonstration data illustrates the workflows. In a briefing, review the available capabilities, local models, permissions and evidence for your own deployment.
Find context in approved company knowledge, prepare drafts and review proposed actions using locally configured models.

Explore an inbox and assisted reply workflow. External mail requires configured connections; retention and access depend on your deployment.

Review customer records, lead scores and proposed outreach together. Evaluate the workflow against your own data and approval requirements.

Bring conversations and proposed follow-ups into a shared workspace, with people reviewing actions before they proceed.

Inspect recorded events and verification results. A technical briefing can establish which actions are covered and demonstrate verification of an exported record.

Explore meeting preparation, participant context and decisions. Capture, transcription and external access are evaluated for the configured environment.

Review an illustrative reconciliation workflow. Confirm integrations, posting permissions and record coverage during evaluation.

Shows exactly where your organisation stands today, and the path to sovereign AI one stage at a time.

Mickai SIOS interface captures with demonstration data. Select any capture to open it at full resolution. Screens alone do not verify an integration or completed action.
The line is architectural, drawn by design and never by attack.
Keep the boundary clear. The cloud stays valuable for non-regulated work. Mickai is the sovereign answer for the regulated-data boundary. The difference is architectural, not rhetorical.
Your own data never leaves your building, on hardware you own. No third-party cloud ever holds it, and no vendor insider can reach it.
Marketing, leads, conversation, documents, media, engineering, governance, security and a managed agent team, delivered sovereign. One platform, with the studios included, in place of a stack of separate third-party subscriptions.
We build your organisation its own private brain from its own records: a digital twin of the business that keeps working around the clock, even after the staff go home.
Every action is sealed to the Open Audit Record with ML-DSA-65, and is independently verifiable by tools that are not ours.
No per-query or per-credit metering by a third party. The keys, the system, and the data are yours.
This is not an attack on the cloud. The cloud and the hyperscalers stay genuinely valuable for consumer work, research, and most enterprise workloads that sit outside the regulated-data boundary.
If you are a multibillion-dollar company running on Anthropic or OpenAI, and your direct competitor of comparable scale sits on the same vendor stack, what stops them paying a vendor insider to leak your data, your tactics, your leads, your sales strategy? Inside a third-party cloud, there is no safeguard you can verify from the outside. The only answer is a sovereign system where you hold the keys, with no third-party cloud data path.
Cohere, Mistral, IBM Granite and Microsoft's on-premise stack all offer private deployment where the vendor cannot see your data. We built with that in full view. Private and on-premise is where Mickai starts, not where it stops. Four things follow, and every one of them is deliberate.
Securing the data and the infrastructure is the baseline. Mickai seals every action the system takes to an Open Audit Record: a tamper-evident log under a post-quantum signature, verifiable offline against your issuer key, with no callback to us. It is what the EU AI Act's logging and record-keeping obligations for high-risk systems ask for, and it is the ground our 104 filed UK patent applications and 2,340 claims are staked on.
A private option inside a connected estate still runs on someone's cloud. Mickai runs with the network cable out: zero egress, genuinely disconnected, and built to stay that way indefinitely. For classified, ITAR and isolated operational-technology work, “runs in your private cloud” does not qualify and “runs air-gapped” does. We built for the hard bar.
Others hand you a model and a platform to build on. Mickai gives an organisation its own email server, its own meeting infrastructure, its own note-taking and team collaboration, and an assistant across all of it, alongside 63 ready-made studios for finance, legal, engineering and the rest. The everyday tools that today mean a Microsoft or Google subscription, running on hardware you own. Working software from day one.
The six and seven figure incumbents own the top of the regulated market and are too heavyweight for everyone beneath it. The regulated small and mid-sized business, underserved and over-charged, is the market Mickai is built for: the same sovereign guarantees, delivered as working software, at a price it can carry.
Sovereign AI with cryptographic, offline-verifiable action-level audit, delivered as the software a company actually runs on. That is the position, and it is ours.
Policy can be broken. Architecture cannot. Mickai is built so that sovereignty is a property of the substrate, not a promise on a website.
Mickai never requires a network to function. No silent call-home, no telemetry, no cloud sync.
Every brain runs on the user's machine. CPU, GPU, NPU, and custom accelerators supported.
The only packets Mickai sends are those you explicitly commission and sign.
The user's sovereignty is cryptographically tied to their machine. Cloning is mathematically refused.
You do not have to take the studios. Use the Mickai sovereign operating system to power your own software: we build the applications to your requirements, grounded on a private brain built from your own records: a digital twin of your business that keeps working after the staff go home, sealed to the audit record and running offline on hardware you own.
Most firms are losing ground to faster rivals because their data is scattered, siloed, inconsistent, or still on paper in filing rooms and data rooms. Mickai goes in and does the groundwork, then hands you a governed, permissioned, AI-ready estate you own.
For most enterprise work, public cloud AI is lawful, capable and the right answer, and the controls to use it well already exist. Specific workloads sit outside that line: material classified above a threshold, export-controlled and ITAR-bound engineering, isolated operational technology, privileged client files, and cases where a data protection impact assessment lands negative. There the constraint is not preference or procurement. The data cannot leave the estate, so the intelligence has to arrive instead. That is the gap Mickai was built for.
The frameworks that bar the cloud, and open the market
Cloud AI is genuinely valuable for the work that sits outside this boundary. Inside it, there is no contract a regulator accepts in place of the data never leaving. That is not a gap a better cloud closes; it is a different architecture.
Finance, law, healthcare, defence and the wider regulated economy: the sectors barred from sending customer, patient, client and classified data to a shared cloud. Each gets the whole department on hardware it owns, under keys it holds, with every action sealed to an audit record a regulator can verify.
Every department tool a regulated firm rents from the cloud, delivered on hardware you own. Finance, procurement, inventory, service, sales, compliance, the lot, each one replacing a stack of cloud subscriptions and keeping the data inside your building. One system, one audit seal, one key regime.
Ledger analytics, audit working papers, tax and reconciliation. Books close faster, on hardware you own.
Supplier-contract analysis, spend analytics, BOM and pricing. Faster sourcing, contracts analysed on-prem.
Stock optimisation, agentic replenishment, warehouse vision. Working capital released, fewer stockouts.
Multilingual support, triage, churn and deflection. Lower handle time, no per-token bill, the PII never leaves.
Client, matter, subscriber and patient lifecycle. More revenue per customer, no record sent to a third party.
Per-SKU, per-store, grid and supply-chain forecasting on your own sales history. Direct margin, less stockout.
DPIA, sealed audit and statute crosswalk across GDPR, HIPAA, DORA, ITAR, PCI and more. The door-opener.
AML, transaction monitoring, trade surveillance and loss prevention. The transaction data never egresses.
Risk scoring, claims adjudication and FNOL with a fairness and explainability trail. Faster quote-to-bind.
Working-paper drafting and controls assessment, independence-preserving. Faster cycles, ISA (UK) 230 clean.
Drafting, redlining, due diligence and e-discovery with privilege controls. Nothing leaves the firm.
Ambient scribe, ICD and CPT coding, prior-auth. Clinician hours back, patient data stays in the Trust.
Natural-language analytics over governed on-prem data. Board-grade answers, nothing leaves the warehouse.
Asset anomaly and turbine, grid and OT telemetry inside the air gap. Less downtime, longer asset life.
Workforce data, AI-Act-aware hiring and policy. Faster hiring, staff data on-prem, EU AI Act compliant.
Adaptive learning and automated grading, FERPA-safe. Faster competency, student data stays in the institution.
Offline field copilots, scheduling and predictive parts. First-time-fix uplift, device content stays on-prem.
On-prem record, transcribe and summarise of every meeting and call, written back to CRM, each one sealed.
The integration layer, so it drops into your existing stack
Sovereign Connector Layer (M365, Workspace, SIEM, identity) · Sovereign OpenAI-compatible API · Governance and Oversight Console · Vertical Compliance Packs · Sovereign Coworker Fleet and Enterprise Data Extraction
Sovereignty you can check, not a claim on a website. Below, the fifty brains and the full patent portfolio show the substrate in the open. The status word is filed, never granted.
Every action is sealed to the Open Audit Record with ML-DSA-65 (FIPS 204) and vaulted with ML-KEM-768 (FIPS 203). The seal is written before execution.
The audit chain is checkable by tools that are not ours. You do not take our word for it; you verify it.
The system carries its own validation evidence, an exhaustive self-check the operator can run and read for themselves.
When a regulator, an auditor, or a finance authority asks an organisation to produce a report, Mickai produces it on demand. Every model decision, every access, and every change is sealed to the Open Audit Record before it happens, so the full evidence trail exports or prints in a single action, including the filings finance teams have to submit. Because the data and the model both stay inside your perimeter, there is nothing to retrieve from a third party and nothing to explain about where it went.
Built to satisfy these regimes by architecture, the data held in your jurisdiction under your key. Mickai holds no third-party certifications and claims none. SOC 2 and ISO 42001 are stated as targets on the company roadmap, never as held, achieved or in progress.
At the core, the Chronus Kernel. Around it, a living volume of 50 reasoning brains wired into one cooperative, each protected by filed UK patent applications and surfaced through the sovereign studios.
The sovereign substrate is on the public record: architecture, governance, hardware identity and the post-quantum audit chain. Filed, numbered and inspectable.
On the UK IPO public register from GB2607309.8. Registered trade mark UK00004373277. The full schedule, family by family, is in the library.
View the patent libraryA competitor cannot patch past this over a weekend. To cross it they must rebuild the operating system itself. Behind that sit 104 applications carrying 2,340 claims, filed and date-stamped at the UK Intellectual Property Office. They are pending, not granted: the priority dates are secured, the monopoly is not yet.
The defensibility is structural, and it compounds. Every deployment seals its work to the Open Audit Record, so the further the system runs the harder the position is to take.
Explore the patent estate →Inventor-led, exit-credentialled, defence-experienced, and engineering-deep. A small, accountable team in the United Kingdom building the sovereign substrate, its 104 filed UK patent applications, and every subsystem on top of it.

EC&I commissioning engineer before founder: LLWR, four years at Sellafield, the UK Atomic Energy Authority and the MAST fusion experiment, then nine portfolios across the Sellafield site with Morgan Sindall. Named inventor on the full portfolio of 104 filed UK patent applications, owned by Mickai LTD. Original co-founder of Collector Crypt, now a live on-chain marketplace with more than $1 billion in transaction volume.

Operator with more than 15 years across engineering, manufacturing and business management in oil and gas, offshore, pharmaceuticals and software. Built and delivered high-value contracts for offshore oil and gas operators, turned around underperforming plants and projects, and leads operations, delivery cadence and commercial execution.

Technology executive in defence, AI, and blockchain, with a record of mission-critical systems and government contracts. Owns the MOD, Cabinet Office, NCSC, AISI, and Five Eyes pipeline and the sovereign-AI procurement strategy.

Full-stack engineer and technical lead who owns Mickai's engineering layer end to end: the backend and APIs, the model-orchestration and inference runtime that powers the specialist brains, and the deployment and scaling infrastructure that carries an offline sovereign system from a single workstation to institutional deployment. Formerly full-stack lead on an automated investment platform and the Web3 fundraising tooling for a venture group, where end-to-end automation cut manual fund management by 80%. Computer engineering, COMSATS University Islamabad.
Senior hires under way across engineering, sovereign go-to-market, and compliance and certification, alongside a growing delivery group.
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