Talk, don't type
Say her name and go. Brief, dry, honest answers — a yes/no question gets a yes or a no, then the one thing that matters.
Voice-first AI co-founder
Trillion runs the business by voice — mail, money, code, content, analytics — and directs a crew of agents that do the actual work. You talk. She acts.
The point is output, not activity.
Rewrite the landing page. Run the test. Cut the promo video. Fix the bug. Retry the failed charge. Trillion's north star is the growth of your products — not another screen for you to read.
Say her name and go. Brief, dry, honest answers — a yes/no question gets a yes or a no, then the one thing that matters.
Real actions in the real systems: drafts sent, PRs opened, variants shipped, invoices chased — each one logged with its cost and diff.
A wake-word and a no-token watch loop keep her ready and checking. Reasoning fires only when a check surfaces something worth it.
One conversational surface over everything
She doesn't do it alone
Trillion directs; the crew does the work. Each one is a persistent, named specialist with its own tools and its own remit — created on purpose, not spun up and forgotten. She can grow the roster herself when a new kind of work shows up.
Reads the code, writes a minimal, reversible diff, and opens the PR — then hands off to Scout. Never merges on its own.
Drives a real browser, proves a change actually works, and files a pass/fail verdict naming exactly what was checked.
Turns a brief into award-quality screens — layout, mockups, and generated imagery — ready for Flux to build.
Finds where users drop off and proposes one specific, testable change — with the hypothesis and the metric it should move.
Pulls the real numbers and names the one that moved, plus the one thing to watch. Quotes figures, never guesses.
Triages the mail, groups what's waiting, and surfaces who's blocked and what's urgent. Drafts for approval — never sends alone.
Runs the campaigns end-to-end across Google, Meta, TikTok and Pinterest — bids, budgets, creative. Spend changes are gated.
Deep technical and market research, synthesised into a clear report — with a source cited for every claim, and conflicts flagged.
Observes competitors, mentions and market signals, and reports what changed and why it matters. Watches only — never acts.
Gets to know each new project and records what matters, so every other agent starts already informed instead of re-reading.
The in-house DJ — reads the room and plays vibe-matched Spotify on the right speaker. Trillion ducks it while she talks.
Under the hood
Owned, self-hosted, and deliberately boring where it can be. Every external capability comes over one open protocol; every model call goes through one gateway. No platform lock-in, no SDK rot.
The orchestrator, agent runtime, memory, security and cost in one async service. Typed end-to-end with Pydantic — async all the way so voice can stream.
Her desktop hub: a small, native Rust shell wrapping a React WebView. Chosen over Electron — a fraction of the size, and sandboxed by default.
The living orb and glass HUD — a GPU point-sphere that breathes with her voice. Framer Motion for the motion, Zustand for state.
One gateway for every chat, image, video and vision call across providers. One contract, one bill — the provider mapping is the cost model, so models swap without touching code.
Every external reach — mail, Spotify, the browser, GitHub — arrives over MCP, not a bespoke client. Nothing to rot, and she can add a connector herself.
An always-on sherpa-onnx wake-word and a no-token watch loop keep her ready for free; local CUDA Whisper and streaming TTS get her answering in under a second.
Durable agent and task state, plus semantic recall over everything she's learned. She remembers projects and decisions across restarts — embeddings run locally.
A desktop daemon with on-machine vision, so she can look at a screen or an image without shipping it off to a third party.
Core and this page run in containers on an owned Hetzner box, deployed through Coolify. Cheap, self-hosted, no platform lock-in.
What she sounds like
"Conversion's down 4% since the pricing change. Roll it back, or test a variant?"
"That'll send real email to 1,200 people. Say the word and it goes."
"No. The Stripe webhook already covers that — you'd be polling for nothing."
"Three things broke overnight. One matters. Fixing it now; you'll have a PR to look at."
"Done. €997 annual retried and cleared — that's the one you flagged."
"It's fine. Not great, fine. The hero's doing the work; the pricing table is leaking."
Not a product, not a waitlist — the co-founder running SitePoint Systems, by voice, every day.