FRANK. Private AI operating layer.

Always‑on orchestration for your family office, investments, and business. Built for the complexity of modern capital.

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Coming soon. Runs on a Mac you own.

Looks like a Mac mini. Works like a chief of staff.
Your knowledge. Your workflows. Your decisions.

FRANK is a private AI engine that serves everything you steward — family office, investment entities, real estate, operating companies. It reads what you read. Learns what each entity needs. Routes every request to the right specialist: finance, legal, research. And before anything is sent, signed, or spent, it asks you first. No cloud lock‑in. No autonomous spending. Just relentless, auditable help.

Key features

Built like infrastructure.
Not like an app.

Every component designed for continuity, control, and privacy — running on hardware you own.

Always on. Always yours.

Runs 24/7 on your own hardware. Headless, self‑healing, and on duty before you are.

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Private by default. Brilliant on demand.

Local models handle the everyday. Frontier models step in when stakes are high. You decide what leaves the machine.

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You have the last word. Every time.

Every external action waits at an approval gate. Nothing moves without you.

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Pack up. Plug in. Carry on.

Clone the entire system to new hardware in an afternoon. Files you can read. Lock‑in you'll never feel.

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Built for complexity

Every entity.
A first‑class citizen.

A family office. Several investment entities. Real estate holdings. Operating businesses. Each with its own documents, counterparties, and decision rights. FRANK keeps them distinct — and keeps you in command.

Drop in a term sheet.

FRANK classifies it, extracts the key terms, routes it to the finance agent, and drafts a summary. You approve or reject — and your decision, rationale included, is stored in that entity's memory.

Ask from anywhere.

"What's our exposure to European real estate?" FRANK retrieves from every relevant entity, synthesises a response, and waits for your approval before sending. No data crosses entity lines unless you explicitly permit it.

It learns the way you decide.

Your investment criteria. Your recurring due‑diligence questions. Your preferred legal language. FRANK becomes shared institutional memory — a governance layer that outlasts any single manager or model.

Architecture

Every action. One guarded pipeline.

From inbound message to outbound reply — queued, checked, and on the record.

You nothing moves without your sign‑off proposes approves FRANK Orchestrator routes · remembers · audits Any Channel email · Dropbox · iMessage · WhatsApp Local LLM private by default Frontier models for the hard calls Finance deals & cash Legal contracts & nuance Research diligence & markets Memory · Audit trail · Entity isolation every action logged · every decision remembered · no data crosses entity lines

Channels flow in. Agents do the work. Nothing flows out without you.

Technical specifications

Transparent by design.

No hidden databases. No opaque services. Every layer inspectable, portable, and answerable to you.

Hardware

Headless Mac mini or Mac Studio

Silent, efficient, always‑on. Auto‑recovery on power loss.

Storage

Filesystem‑first

JSONL, not hidden databases. Grep it, back it up, version it.

Agent hierarchy

Orchestrator → Agents → Skills

Clear delegation. Each layer scoped to exactly what it needs.

Accountability

Audit trail, memory, feedback learning

Every action logged. Every correction remembered.

Currently used by

Family Office · Investments

Production domains, running today.

Availability

Soon

Runs on Mac. Contact for early access.

After testing local‑only models, FRANK's hybrid approach caught critical legal nuance. This is infrastructure I trust.
— Early deployment, family office principal

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