Mioca decides and executes across acquisition, support, delivery, and improvement. You touch it only a little each week. Every number is measured deterministically and published with a tamper-evident signature.
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Today, for one person's hands-off. Tomorrow, as an organization's backbone. The same system grows with you.
From acquisition to support, delivery, and improvement, Mioca decides and acts. You just hand it the goal.
Every number is reproducible from the same input and signed for tamper-detection. Hand your results straight to an audit.
High-risk actions always pass a human approval gate. Even running itself, control stays in your hands.
Mioca is an autonomous OS built to take on the role of the operator itself. Acquisition, support, delivery, improvement — the work people used to do by hand — Mioca observes, forms a hypothesis, decides, and executes on its own. You hand it a goal; that's all. Let go of the wheel, and the business keeps running.
In Japanese the name is written 澪火. Mio (澪) is the wake a boat leaves on the water — the path already traveled, which becomes the marker for the course ahead. Bi (火), fire, is the energy that keeps it moving without going out. Even on a night no one is watching, it holds its course and keeps going. That's the posture the name carries.
We don't promise flashy, do-everything magic — only what it can actually do, stated honestly. Every number is measured deterministically and published with a tamper-evident signature, and every high-risk action passes a human approval gate. We'd rather be "correct and slow" than "fast and fake" — that, we think, is what it takes for an OS to be trusted while it runs unattended.
Pricing is still being set. Waitlist members get indicative pricing before it's finalized. You can't buy or pay on this page yet.
* Coming soon: this is replaced by real ledger data after launch. For now, it explains the mechanism.
Every number is tallied deterministically from the internal ledger. The LLM writes none of it. Recompute the signature from the same input and anyone can detect tampering.
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