It runs itself
A multi-agent autopilot operates the network 24/7 — detect, defend, heal — with no staff. The owner never manages it; they talk to a named agent that has usually already handled the thing.
Why we exist
An autopilot for everyone else.
A new era arrived and it didn't ask permission. Agentic AI, robots and software that acts on its own — all running on the same fragile thing: the network. We're here so the businesses that hold the world together don't get left behind.
The mission
The giants will be fine. The question is everyone else.
For forty years the rule was brutal and simple: reliability was rationed by headcount. If you couldn't afford a room full of network engineers, you couldn't have a network that truly worked. You got gear you couldn't operate, or people who showed up after it already broke. Best-effort. Never a promise.
Now, at the exact moment the stakes have never been higher, the best-funded networking pioneers are sprinting upmarket — to the campuses, to the Fortune 500 — leaving the middle with a blinking light and a ticket queue, right as the margin for failure dropped to zero.
The fifty-person company that keeps a town employed. The firm your community depends on without thinking about it. The companies that are the real economy — too big for consumer gear, too lean to afford a network team.
The same force raising the stakes is the one that sets them free. Agentic AI just severed the ancient link between reliability and headcount. For the first time a network can run itself — watch itself, defend itself, heal itself — with no one standing over it. The autopilot was born at the precise moment the world began to need it.
We don't hand the middle plumbing. We hand them the same superpower the giants have always had — the same fearless, self-defending, always-on infrastructure that once demanded a Fortune-500 budget — delivered as one promise they can actually afford. And we make them dangerous.
What we built
The offer is the promise.
Smart hardware. A multi-agent operating system that runs the entire network. Embedded connectivity. Zero-trust security through every layer. And wrapped around all of it, the one thing nobody will sell a fifty-person business: a full enterprise SLA, every month, at a price that makes sense.
Someone is accountable
One enterprise SLA, one monthly bill, one promise: it works, or we fix it before you notice. An outcome — not a box, not a dashboard, not a ticket queue.
Built for the AI era
Reliable, secure, zero-trust connectivity ready for agents, IoT and physical AI — the on-ramp into the AI era for companies that never had an IT team.
And we made a deliberate choice about how to build it. Not on a walled garden you rent from a vendor, but on open foundations — open hardware, open standards. Open isn't a cost decision; it's the whole point. You cannot democratise what you keep locked.
Founder–market fit
The hardest risk is work this team has already begun.
Proven autonomous-operations IP plus a decade of channel-led distribution to IT-light businesses — a rare combination, and precisely what winning the abandoned middle demands.
Co-founders, together
20+ yrs
Two decades building and shipping together.
Solution delivered
50,000+
Across many countries, global delivery.
Countries served
100+
Many businesses served
Multi-agent engine
Greta
Already built and shipped at global scale.
Mike Hill
Co-founder & CEO
Built and scaled a global wireless connectivity platform. 25 years of experience in building and scaling tech ventures.
Frank Diamonds
Co-founder & CTO
Architect of Greta, a proprietary multi-agent, multi-LLM network-operations engine that already detects issues and is moving to autonomous remediation.
The line we hold
"The network was the last barrier between the middle and the future. We're here to remove it."
Autopilot for everyone else. Security for everyone else. Competitiveness for everyone else. The AI era — for everyone else.
Come build it with us.
Early access is open to a focused set of founding sites. If you're one of the businesses that holds the world together, start with one site.