Eleven product lines. One operating platform.

Most companies spend years wiring a dozen vendors together and never finish. Company in a Box ships the whole floor plan at once: every system already speaks to every other, every login is one identity, every event lands in one data plane. Hardened open source end to end — no per-seat tax, no lock-in, nothing you can't inspect — and because it's the stack our agents already operate, it's agent-ready the day you hire them.

Your company already lives in chat and meetings; David Cloud makes the files underneath them one fabric instead of a dozen silos. Every channel gets its own library; every meeting files its own recap, transcript, and recording — all searchable knowledge, automatically. Docs, sheets, and slides co-edit live in the browser. It carries the governance layer almost nobody self-hosts — retention, legal hold, DLP that refuses a credential-bearing file before it lands, an audit trail into your lake, monthly access reviews. And unlike Teams, your agents are first-class citizens: they file, they're @-mentioned, they hold identities — none of it leaves your perimeter.

A visitor lands on your site and a presenter joins — voice, avatar, screen-share — and gives the tour in person. Teams meet in AI-hosted conference rooms where the facilitator transcribes, records, and delivers the intelligent recap where the call happened. It is Teams-Premium-grade calling without the license fees, plus a presenter who never sleeps.

Campaign strategy, creative generation, segmentation, sends, and follow-up — run by agents inside guardrails you set. Every lead gets a living journey: a next-best-action brain reviews the full timeline daily, picks channel and moment, and revises the plan the second the customer acts. Consent, templates, and quiet hours are enforced at the broker, not by promise.

Inbound calls answered by voice agents that know the customer’s history. Emails and texts triaged, answered, and journaled to the CRM. Every conversation lands on one timeline, every resolution feeds the knowledge base, and a human can take the wheel mid-conversation with full context. Your call-center app is not a bolt-on — it is the same operating floor the agents work.

The site you are reading was built and is operated by the agents it describes. Builder is that capability, productized: agent development teams that design, implement, test, and then keep operating what they shipped — with source-first discipline, e2e proof walls, and human review gates on every change. Not code generation. Working software with an operator attached.

The same discipline we apply to customer communication applies to markets: scoped identity, explicit approval boundaries, an audit trail on every action, and spend limits enforced at the platform. Trading agents research, monitor, and act inside rails you define — and every decision is reviewable after the fact. Customer zero is our own account: this line trades our own capital live, and we publish the discipline, not the returns.

Not every problem needs a platform. AgentsFast is the fast lane: single-purpose agents that do one thing excellently — answer the phone after hours, chase invoices, watch a queue, summarize the day. Pick one, connect it, and it starts working. Behind the scenes it stands on the same identity, audit, and governance spine as everything else — so when you want more, it is already home.