Bai listens to what your team already says, keeps it word for word and gives it back to whoever needs it — speaking up when it matters today.
The memory, the order, and the voice of your company.
A technician from the site, the coordinator asking, or just you documenting what you know: every conversation feeds the same operating memory. No forms. No apps.
in: Bai saves and answers out: Bai alerts and proposes
two faces · two tempos · one memory
Nobody filled out a form. Everything said became a note, tagged by scope — client, technician, status. You see it all like this, without asking anyone for the report.
Views are asked for by talking: "show me what is open at Torre 3".
Pump seal missing — return visit needed at Torre 3
Vista Mar quote not yet sent
Julián's permit expires on Friday
Two clients asked about tank cleaning — we don't offer it
Bai sets them by scope, not folders. You never maintain them.
The board is optional: you look at it, you never fill it. What keeps it alive is the conversation above.
This was Tuesday at a maintenance company that uses it fully: six technicians in the field, three private chats with Bai — nobody opened an app, nobody wrote in a group.
Today's group chat: 87 messages for everyone. Your chat with Bai: the six that were yours.
This is what it looks like when the whole team talks to it. You can start with less: just you, documenting what you know. The memory grows all the same.
Your company’s memory trains with no meter running: your team talks to Bai as much as it wants. Outside you pay for work done — Bai’s answers to your customers.
$99 USD / month
$249 USD / month
What counts as an answer? Every message Bai sends to a customer through Front. What your team talks to Bai never counts.
If you hit the cap, Bai tells the owner from 80% on — and never leaves a customer unanswered: every extra 1,000 answers are added to the month’s bill at $100 USD.
More people on the team? Each additional user is $12 USD a month, on either plan.
No setup fee. 9-day trial from the day your Bai is working, no card.
Whatever you tell it stays safe, exactly as you said it — the audio, the photo, the loose fact. Whether it understands it or not, no matter what: it came in, it stayed. It's your company's operating memory.
Who said it, what it's about, whose turn it is, what it connects to. The interpretation no file carries on its own.
Tags, statuses and connections happen on their own, no folders, no forms. And that's the whole point: what gets understood, gets found. It comes back to whoever asks, when they ask, however they remember it.
It flags, assigns and follows up when something it kept matters today — with the full memory behind it. And when nothing is worth it, silence.
Not like a group, where everyone sees everything and little of it stays — each person in their own chat, with what's theirs, up to date. You find out without chasing anyone: the report arrives on its own. And the operation stops depending on what you carry in your head.
Connected by the memory — not by your phone.
The real operating system of your company is already a chat: that is where things get decided, asked and solved. What it never had is a core, a place where what was said stays. BaiOS gives it that core — and does not lock it in: it is the context it gives, over MCP and read-only, to your tools and to other agents.
Your team talks to it from the WhatsApp they already use; your customers write to it from outside. Everything that gets said stays in the core.
A salon is the space of a project, with its topic and its deadline; a mission chases an open item until it closes. They work on the same core.
They read the core from outside Bai, read-only: find a note, read a board. The context they were missing, with nothing exported.
The software you already use does not go away: Bai feeds it. Models are rented and change every month; agents get added; the core stays — and because it keeps the literal wording, every new model reads it better.
What the night shift said, and nobody wrote down.
The customer who asked at 11pm, and bought somewhere else.
What only the person who quit knew.
The problem is older than AI. What is new is that it can finally be closed.
Read the full argumentHere are our answers.
What your company talks to it about: the everyday operation — every report, every question, every answer — with author, date, and tag. Not what the internet says.
Nothing gets uploaded: it gets conversed. No migrations, no new apps, no files to maintain. Your invoicing and spreadsheets stay yours — Bai captures what gets lost between them.
Yes. When it doesn't know, it doesn't invent: it asks the person who knows — and the answer stays. The next one to ask interrupts no one.
In readable notes — author, date, tag — you can look at whenever you want: the board is read, never filled. It belongs to your company, and it's deleted the day you decide.
With every conversation, Bai knows more about your company.
The information belongs to the company; the skills belong to your team. Bai keeps the first from getting lost — replacing no one.