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Niobe for commercial customers

The same system that runs air-gapped on a headset also runs the unglamorous parts of a small business. This is that side of it.

Where it's deployed

Property operations

Built for small landlords first: tenant messages, maintenance requests, vendor scheduling and the paperwork trail behind them.

Niobe for landlords

Back office

Inbox, calendar, documents and follow-ups — the work that has to happen and that nobody wants to be the one doing.

What it handles

Field and industrial work

Hands-busy, eyes-out, often no signal. The same cite-the-manual and refuse-when-uncovered discipline the defense work is built on.

Niobe on the edge

What it does day to day

This is the work that used to sit on the homepage. It moved here because it is for you, not for a programme office — a landlord and a naval MRO customer do not want to read each other's page.

It hunts your next move

Grants, contracts, deals and plays — found for you, ranked by what actually pays, with the source attached so you can check the work before you chase it. No promise of riches: real moves, vetted, and you decide which ones are worth your week.

Nothing slips again

Bills paid, appointments booked, renewals and reminders handled, the pile cleared before it becomes a fire. You stop carrying it all in your head.

The machine runs itself

Ships the work — reports, outreach, content. Guards your accounts, watches your numbers, keeps things moving while you sleep. You lead; it does the toil. Nothing sends, spends or signs without your tap.

Plans

Pricing, tiers and the trial are on the plans page. Money Systems — a working system built with you in 30 days — are $499 one-time each, and the three of them are here.

Public-sector work

Government and defense buyers: entity and registration status is on the government page, and measured results from the wearable demonstrator are on the evidence page.
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