DavidAgents.
Everyone else is adding AI to their software. We were born from it. Every platform on the market is bolting AI onto software built for people to operate, so the AI sits on the surface — doing faster what someone would otherwise have clicked. Ours was built from zero on the assumption that agents would run it. That isn't a feature we shipped. It's where we started, and it's the whole difference.
Why this exists
A great local shop loses to a mediocre chain for one reason: the chain's operations are better — bought, not earned. We spent years writing the enterprise IT budgets that priced small businesses out of that game, and we can tell you what the gap always was. Not talent. Not technology. Access.
Open source made world-class software free a decade ago and democratised almost nothing — the tools were free and still out of reach, because a five-person shop has no IT department to run them. AI supplies the people. This company is the proof: one founder and a staff of agents built every product on this site, run the whole business on it, and answer the chat in the corner.
And the price collapses with it, because the cost of business software was never the software — it was seats, consultants, integrators, and a dozen vendors' margins. Take those off the bill and enterprise-grade fits a five-person budget. That's the promise in the tagline: agents, working for you.
What makes it different
A copilot helps a person do a job. Our agents hold their own identities, logins, mailboxes, phone lines, and audit trails — with a manager they report to. Employees in every sense the system recognises, standing on one spine, so an agent hired for one job arrives already knowing your whole business. And the agents answering our phone and closing our books are the very ones you'd be buying: this company is run by the product, in the open, on a live wall of checks. That's the difference in one line — a copilot works beside you; these agents work for you. See how that compares →
What you get
Not a menu to pick from and grow into. Everything below runs on one spine — one identity, one data plane, one governance model — so the second capability is a decision, never a project. Rationing what a business is permitted to do, by what it can afford, is the practice we exist to end.
Before any call, text, or iMessage leaves the platform — agent-initiated or human — it asks a deterministic engine: 51-jurisdiction calling rules, a consent ledger, instant opt-out, and a tamper-evident audit trail. No LLM in the decision path. It's the only compliance engine built for the blue bubble, and it re-proves itself on our live wall.
51-state ruleset STOP enforced platform-wide iMessage governance Hash-chained audit 183-test engine PA's new law: caught in 11 daysThe full company stack — preconfigured, pre-integrated, open source, yours. Everything below stands on it.
CRMERP & booksHR & payrollOffice & driveProject managementIdentity & SSOSecrets vaultDocument signSession replayChat & conferencesHosted email & calendarPayments & billingCompliance gateDocs & knowledgeOrchestration engineReal-time data 02 IntelligenceHireable AI staff with roles, memory, managers, and audit trails.
03 IntelligenceOur agents talk to your agents — no matter where they live.
04 IntelligenceOne data plane, two doors — Cortex lands every platform event; DavidLake pulls in everything else, from anywhere, engineered by agents.
05 Product lineChat, meetings, and a self-governing document fabric — your Teams & SharePoint equivalent, self-hosted and agent-native.
06 Product lineAvatars that greet, demo live, and host recorded, recapped meetings — on a patent-pending avatar pipeline.
07 Product lineMedia-generating agents that aggregate leads and run governed campaigns.
08 Product lineInbox-to-resolution agents on every channel, with real human handoff.
09 Product lineA full call-center floor — humans answer in the browser, AI answers the overflow, and every call lands scored.
10 Product lineWebsites, apps, and automations — AI builds them, AI operates them.
11 Product lineYour social presence, staffed — agents build whole films in a real video studio while you give notes, fill the calendar, and learn from every post. You hold publish.
How you start
There used to be a menu of engagements here — sprints, department builds, rollouts. AgentsFast made it one sentence: tell the manager what you need. $150/month, live in minutes. Not a starter tier and a real tier — the capabilities are the same through both doors; what changes is whose platform it is, and you move between them without a migration.
Multitenant · live in minutes
The whole company, running on our shared platform and configured to how you work — CRM, books, drive, projects, knowledge, identity, and agents that chat, call, meet, text and email. Ask for a store and your agent builds one — catalog to checkout, on your own Stripe. A dedicated manager agent builds it with you in chat. Nothing to host, nothing to operate, no procurement cycle.
Single tenant · yours
One tenant: yours. Your infrastructure or our racks, your security posture, your scale — and the platform itself open to change down to its foundations. That last part is the one thing multitenancy cannot give you: on a shared platform, every change lands on everyone. Open source, and you own the install, so there are no seats to buy.
We are our own proof
Our CRM, books, HR, work queues, knowledge, identity, and messaging run on the stack we sell — not a demo. Agents wake on schedule and execute against the live business; closed-won deals raise draft orders in the books on their own. DavidAgents is operated by JDMTECHSOLUTIONS LLC.
Yours — provably
The guarantees of the single-tenant door — and every one is architecture, not policy. The same containerized artifact runs on a single VM or a Kubernetes cluster: customer-hosted by default, managed if you prefer, air-gapped when your rules require it. On AgentsFast the same governance runs on our shared platform, and the day you want your own perimeter, you move without a migration.
Your deployment runs on infrastructure under your contract — your cloud account, your bare-metal, your rack. Records, conversations, knowledge, and agent memory live inside your tenant. There is no shared multi-tenant database.
Every agent and operator authenticates against your directory, with your roles and your approval gates. Revoke access at your boundary and it is gone end-to-end.
AI provider keys belong to your tenant. You choose what is allowed to leave your perimeter — and where local inference replaces external calls entirely. Air-gapped is a configuration, not a custom build. Your agents work for you — not for an ad network, and not for us.
Inside your perimeter, your audit posture extends to the platform automatically. GDPR and CCPA rights execute directly against your tenant; HIPAA-aligned topology is supported; our own SOC 2 attestation is in progress — the platform was built control-first, so the evidence already flows.
External contact, spend, contracts, and production changes stay behind explicit human approval. Every agent action lands on a durable ledger you can replay.
Every action carries the signed chain of humans behind it — no agent originates anything. Before anything consequential, a per-agent conscience weighs policy, provenance, goals, and the situation. It governs what agents will do, which is a different question from what they can. This architecture is patent pending.
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