Your AI company of one.
You already do the work of a whole company: build, sell, invoice, follow up, file, repeat. Founder Edition is a company-sized operating system for one person: a small staff of governed AI divisions that draft and propose, a supervisor's seat where you decide, and a receipt for every governed action. It starts at Vesyr costs $9 a month, and you bring your own model keys.
// always on watch · one operator · three divisions · your keys
VoidLens does not replace your intelligence layer. It governs it.
A staff that drafts. A desk where you decide.
Vesyr is the solo tier of the same engine that runs VoidLens itself, cut to the size of one operator. Not a chatbot with a to-do list: divisions with playbooks, budgets, and a ladder they have to climb before they act.
Three divisions, run like staff
Vesyr runs three governed divisions on your own machine: one operator, one connected stack. Each division carries a playbook, a capability allowlist, and a daily budget cap. They draft the work; the decisions stay at your desk.
A receipt for every governed action
Every action on the instrumented paths writes one audit row: what ran, why, what it cost. Changes land git-gated, so there is a history you can read and a state you can roll back. Vesyr keeps 7 days of audit retention, with community support behind it.
Autonomy is earned, never assumed
Everything starts read-only. A capability climbs the ladder from observe, to propose, to act with your review, and only through a clean 48-hour shadow window. You hold the ladder; nothing skips a rung because it seems convenient.
You stop being the bottleneck. You stay the authority.
A machine is not doing your job. The undifferentiated half of it (the drafting, the chasing, the formatting, the filing) gets done by a staff you supervise, on a paper trail you can read, at a spend you cap.
Your mornings change shape
You open one screen and read what your divisions propose: drafts to approve, questions queued for your call. You are reviewing finished thinking instead of starting from a blank page.
Your "yes" means something
Proposals wait in the approval queue for your decision. When you approve, the action and its cost land in the audit log, so a month from now you can answer "what did the company do, and why" from the record, not from memory.
Your spend has a ceiling
Because the keys are yours and the budget rail caps model spend at $5/day on Vesyr, the worst month is a number you chose in advance. No metered surprise and no headcount arithmetic. One governed instance, one flat $9/mo.
Founder Edition is a door. The engine is the same.
There is one VoidLens. Which door you walk through depends on who you are. The governance underneath does not change.
Founder — company of one
Vesyr
$9/mo · BYOK
Three governed divisions, $5/day model budget, your own keys. This page is its doorway.
Startup — up to 50 people
Obscura
$699/mo
All eleven divisions, more reach, priority support.
Growing — 51–200 people
Ignis
$2,995/mo · or $30,000/yr
Everything in Obscura, weekly office hours with the founder.
Enterprise · over 200 people
Decus
From $96,000/yr · license
Customer-hosted, VPC or on-prem, annual license for the governed instance.
Prices and tier facts live on the pricing page — Founder Edition adds no price and no tier. It is the front door for one kind of person.
Pre-revenue, Phase 0, and we say so.
VoidLens, Inc. is pre-revenue and names its own phase. What runs today is instrumented governance on our own company: audit rows for every governed action, git-gated changes, and the 48-hour ladder, with 33 registered red lines on the books. What is not built yet is on the public roadmap: the enforced policy plane is Phase 1, signed approvals are Phase 2. We will not call anything "enforced" before a third party could check it.
The door today is a pilot request, not a self-serve installer. You write, we start your instance together, and the founder stays on the loop through your first days. That is slower than a download button. It is also the honest version of a product at this phase.
One person. A whole company's discipline.
Vesyr is $9 a month, bring your own keys. Tell the founder what you would hand off first. A pilot starts as a conversation, not a checkout.