An autonomous AI that does the work, follows up on its own, and earns a verifiable trust score from real delivery — for every person and every company.
Every team already runs on conversations. But conversation is where work goes to die — and trust is built on hearsay instead of delivery.
The missing layer isn't another inbox. It's an AI that watches, acts, and remembers — and a trust record that builds itself.
Simor is an always-on AI work OS — it turns every request into tracked work it does itself, then earns a trust score from what was actually delivered.
An autonomous AI watches the work, turns "send me the PDF" into a tracked task, and chases it to done — no prompting required.
Every kept (or missed) commitment becomes a behavioral signal. Your trust score builds itself from what you ship.
A short code and a physical NFC card carry your verified trust anywhere — scannable by people and other AIs.
Not another chat app. An AI that does the work, then keeps the receipts.
A request in chat becomes a tracked task with an owner and a due date, created automatically.
Chases overdue work and unanswered questions on a cadence, escalates to the manager, and auto-stops the moment it's delivered.
Reversible internal actions (reminders, notes, links) execute on their own; outbound and destructive actions stay one-tap human-approved.
"Send me the contract by Friday" → a tracked task appears.
Nudges before the deadline; escalates if it slips.
File arrives → task auto-completes, follow-up stops.
Reliable delivery → a positive trust signal, recorded.
Real delivery (and misses) feed a trust score across multiple dimensions — per person and per project.
A public card page shows name, role, and a live trust ring with dimension bars. No reviews to game — just a record.
A short code and a physical NFC card; tap to any phone to open the card. An MCP endpoint lets other AI agents look up a company's trust directly.
Illustrative card — values shown are an example
A knowledge layer auto-provisioned per industry at signup: SOPs, playbooks, decisions, files — total recall the AI can search years later.
Industry-specific co-pilot teams auto-generated for any business — airline, clinic, sensors — no fixed packs required.
The people, who reports to whom, and the central AI in one living map. Every node is a launchpad: chat, files, run a task.
Tell Simor your industry and what you do — in plain language.
A tailored Brain and a team of co-pilots are auto-provisioned for your exact field.
The AI watches, auto-creates tasks, follows up, and completes reversible work on its own.
Real delivery builds your score and your public card — discoverable by people and AIs.
No hardware. No manual skill-toggling. The OS summons the right agent and knowledge when it's needed, governed by plan-based cost limits.
Tool use, function calling, and reliable reasoning make autonomous, accountable work realistic — not just chat.
Distributed teams and vendors mean more commitments across more tools — and far more that slips through the cracks.
As AI agents transact with each other, machine-readable, delivery-based trust becomes essential infrastructure.
For the first time, an AI can do the work and be held to account for it. Simor turns that into a product.
People and companies aren't the only things that work. Every device, vehicle and factory machine already produces real operational data — it's just trapped. Simor reads it and gives each one a read-only operational passport: productivity, reliability, faults and history a buyer or auditor can verify.
A living record of how a machine or car actually performs over time — not a marketing claim.
Real-world performance and failure patterns across a whole fleet of the same model.
Operational history a seller can't fake — decisions made on evidence, not on word.
Nothing gets installed on the product. And the boundary we always hold: the record describes the machine, never the person operating it.
Dashboard light off, zero stored codes — looks clean. Simor's full multi-module scan found otherwise:
A cleared code can't erase a permanent one — it survives.
Codes a plain engine reader never reaches.
The tamper is in the timeline, not just the codes.
It places thousands of parts an hour and records no history. Simor reads its controller files and reconstructs the record it never kept:
Every reconstructed figure labelled measured or derived — never a guess passed as a reading.
Per-seat recurring revenue across tiers.
Usage above plan quotas, governed by hard budget limits that protect gross margin.
One-time card revenue + a hook that drives network adoption.
Note: pricing tiers exist in the product's plan catalog; exact public prices are [[ASK: confirm price points]].
Every commitment kept is data only Simor has. The longer you're on it, the more your verified record is worth — and the harder it is to recreate elsewhere.
Behavioral trust signals from real outcomes can't be scraped or bought — they accrue only by doing the work on Simor.
Each card scanned and each agent-to-agent lookup pulls the next company in.
Autonomous action tied to a verifiable delivery record is an integrated system, not a feature a chat app can bolt on.
Fits airlines to clinics with no hand-built packs — instant time-to-value at signup.
B2B sales background in smart meters & construction. Owns business, sales, and go-to-market. [[ASK: full name / surname]]
Builds the platform end-to-end — RN/Expo apps, Supabase, AI agents, the trust + brain infrastructure. [[ASK: background / prior]]
[[ASK: advisors / early team to add?]]
to reach [[ASK: milestone — e.g. $__K MRR / __ paying teams in 18 months]].