Meet Eddy. The AI platform you own, always working for you.

We believe the companies that thrive in the next decade will own their intelligence rather than rent it. An AI that holds your company's full memory and puts it to work is the most valuable asset a business can build. Every meeting, every decision, every relationship. It also requires tremendous trust; trust that only ownership can make possible. It should belong to you.

Eddy is that asset. It joins your web meetings live, so you can ask it a question right in the room, and it remembers everything, so nothing falls through the cracks. It does the busywork: the updates, the follow-ups, the status-chasing, so your people spend their days on the work only they can do. And it answers with perfect recall wherever you are, on the web, over the phone, by text, at any hour. Every person on your team gets that power, and because it's one platform with one shared memory, each person's gains become everyone's. Ten people with perfect memory isn't ten times better. It compounds.

It also never stops. In fluid dynamics, an eddy is a self-sustaining current: output feeding back into input, motion that keeps itself going. That's how Eddy runs. Around the clock, in the background, every event it captures triggers work whose output becomes the next event. Your systems stay current without anyone lifting a finger, and the knowledge compounds. Knowledge you own, on hardware you own. Once flowing, it keeps flowing.

We're Blake and Doug. We've founded and scaled companies for twenty years: together at Lovely, through its acquisition; Blake through Opendoor's hypergrowth (IPO 2020); Doug through three decades of shipping software from first principles. Blake then co-founded and ran Fathom, the nonprofit whose IVO framework for independent AI oversight is now live in multiple states, active at the federal level, and carries broad buy-in across the AI labs.