A white plaster cast of a human brain on a pale grey field.

Give the brain a body.

Boo is an AI teammate that lives on your own hardware, thinks with a private open model, and does real work across your company.

Invite Boo in

Most AI assistants wait for a question.

They answer.

Then they wait for the next one.

Boo doesn’t wait.

Same night. Nobody asked.

By morning, the work is done.

New chat

how many r’s are in strawberry?

There are three r’s in “strawberry.”

9:12 AM

what’s the capital of paris?

Ask anything

Boo Working

Engineering

11:52 PMSpotted checkout p95 up 38%
12:04 AMTraced it to a retry loop in cart-service
12:31 AMOpened PR #4812 with a fix and a test
P8:05 AMPriya approved it. Merged.

Marketing

2:00 AMNoticed cost per signup up 18% this week
2:06 AMPaused three tired ad sets
2:07 AMMoved $2,400 to the two that convert
7:30 AMPosted the numbers in #growth

Support

5:40 AMPicked up 14 new conversations
5:52 AMDrafted 11 replies in the team’s voice
5:53 AMFlagged 3 for a human, with context
S8:20 AMSam sent 9 of the drafts unchanged

A model is a brain in a jar. Boo Lab gives it a body.

Eyes

Boo keeps watch over your systems, queues and dashboards, day and night.

New RelicCheckout p95 has been climbing since 2:14.
StripeFailed payments doubled after the 9:00 deploy.
GitHubTwo pull requests have waited three days for review.
IntercomRefund questions are up 30% since Monday.

Ears

Talk to it wherever your team already talks.

9:41

Boo ›

iMessage Today 2:47 PM

boo can you move my 3pm to tomorrow?

Done. Design review is now tomorrow at 3:00.

ty boo

Delivered

+iMessage

Search Northwind

# growth

Lena Ortiz10:02 AM

@Boo what did we spend on Meta last week? Was it worth it?

BooAPP10:02 AM

$18,240 across six campaigns. Cost per signup fell 12%, mostly thanks to two ad sets, so I moved more budget to them.

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Message #growth

BooChatFiles

10:14 AM

Can you summarize the vendor thread before Friday?

Boo10:15 AM

Three open points: pricing tiers, the uptime SLA, and where data is stored. I drafted answers for the first two.

Vendor summary.docxBoo › Documents

Type a message

GmailSearch mail

Contract redlines, v4 Inbox

Maya Chento Boo9:12 AM

Boo, what changed since v3?

Booto Maya9:14 AM

Four things: payment terms moved to net 45, the liability cap dropped to 1×, auto-renewal is new in section 9, and notice is now 60 days. Each is marked in the doc.

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9:41

Boo

0:04

Q3 pipeline

$1.42M 8% over plan

Send to the boardEdit

Message Boo

A voice

It speaks like your team and has the draft ready before anyone asks.

Intercom, draftHi Ana, your refund went out this morning. It should land in 3–5 days.
Slack, #engFixed the retry loop in cart-service. PR #4812 is ready for review.
Boo appQ3 pipeline, as a chart. Approve to send it to the board.

Hands

It doesn’t describe the fix. It opens the pull request.

GitHubOpened PR #4812: stop the retry loop in cart-service.
Meta AdsMoved $2,400 from three tired ad sets to the two that convert.
LinearFiled four bugs from this morning’s support threads.
Google SheetsRebuilt the forecast with September actuals.

Legs

Hold its hand, or let it walk on its own.

A wiki that talks back. It answers from everything your company knows, and touches nothing.

Choose per team, per tool, per action.

A small plaster house at night, one window lit warm from inside.

Boo lives with you.

On your hardware, inside your walls, thinking with an open model that never leaves the building.

Your machines: Boo and its model run on hardware you own.
Local sandboxes: Every task runs in its own sandbox, on site.
Air-gap ready: Seal the most sensitive work behind any network you trust.
On the record: Every action is logged. Every permission is yours to give.

Updates come in. Nothing goes out.

Two plaster hands: a larger one lightly guiding a smaller one that holds a stick of charcoal.

An engineer moves in, too.

A Boo Lab engineer sets Boo up inside your company, shows every team how to work with it, and tunes it to the models you run. Then, week by week, they step back.

Week 1 Month 1 Month 3

What happens Boo gets wired into your tools, starting with one team. Each new team learns to hand Boo real work. Your people build their own workflows.

Your Boo Lab engineer On site every day Two days a week A message away

Teams working with Boo 1 of 12 5 of 12 All 12

The brain is one percent of the work.

The other ninety-nine come as bundles: apps and skills we build with experts in each field, then share with every Boo.

In every Boo

Artifacts

Documents, decks and dashboards, made beautifully on request.

Vault

Hand Boo a password or key without pasting it into a chat.

Files

One private home for everything Boo reads and makes.

LLM Wiki

A company wiki Boo writes and keeps current, built on Andrej Karpathy’s idea.

Bundles, made with experts

Incident response

Made with site reliability engineers

Watches alerts, finds the cause, ships the fix, writes the postmortem.
Paid growth

Made with performance marketers

Paces budgets across channels and moves money to what converts.
Support desk

Made with support leads

Drafts replies in your voice and knows when a person should step in.
Month-end close

Made with finance controllers

Reconciles payments, chases the gaps, drafts the close checklist.
Contract review

Made with commercial lawyers

Redlines against your playbook and explains every change in plain words.
Pipeline care

Made with revenue operations leads

Keeps every deal current and follows up before it goes cold.
Design handoff

Made with product designers

Turns review comments into tickets, each linked to the right frame.
Hiring loop

Made with recruiters

Schedules interviews, gathers feedback, nudges the late scorecards.
Release notes

Made with product marketers

Writes the changelog from merged work, in your brand’s voice.