It watches all signals, flags what matters, and chases what’s dropped.

Lens is your proactive EA. It watches every signal your business cares about, flags what matters, and chases what's dropped — running 24/7 under your own brand. Self-hosted, white-labelable, and shaped to the way you operate.

Every other AI tool is reactive — you open it, you prompt it, you get an answer. Lens runs continuously in the background, tracking what matters to your business, alerting you when something needs attention, and handling routine action automatically. You configure it once. It runs forever.

You do, at onboarding. Lens doesn't arrive with opinions about your business; it learns them. When you come on board, we work with you to understand what you're watching for, what counts as urgent, and where the lines are — and we set the goals accordingly. From then on, Lens applies your judgment at machine speed, not ours. And it always shows its work: every flag traces back to the signal that triggered it, so you can see why it surfaced and correct it if it's wrong.

No, and yes. Every item Lens raises carries its reasoning — which thread, which feed, which number moved. You can inspect that logic, override it, and Lens learns from the correction. Nothing acts on its own: actions wait for approval, and everything leaves an audit trail.

That depends on what Lens has to watch. For structured digital signals — marketing performance, social feeds, narrative monitoring — you connect your accounts and Lens is reading within minutes. For the physical and operational worlds — poultry sheds, retail floors, restaurants — our team works with you to configure (and in some cases train) the perception models that turn cameras and sensors into signals. That takes longer, by design, because getting it reliable is worth more than getting it fast. We'd rather tell you this plainly than promise one-click setup that under-delivers on day one.

Your data stays under your control — deployed in your private cloud or on your own servers, depending on the engagement. It is never used to train models for anyone else, never visible to other clients, and the data-processing agreement reaches your legal team before a single source is connected.

Pricing fits the engagement — typically a monthly subscription scaled to the slice of your operation Lens runs, with the pilot priced so you're proving value before you commit at scale. For outcome-heavy deployments (livestock, for example), pricing can be tied to the value Lens protects rather than a flat seat count.

You define what "working" means, in writing, at the start of the pilot. If Lens misses that bar in the agreed window, you walk away — and in outcome-based engagements, you don't pay. We'd rather earn the renewal than trap you in a contract.