Space Rig is a private AI assistant that answers customer emails, finds any document in seconds, and knows your whole business — running on a machine in your office, not in someone else's cloud.
The assistant lives on a Space Rig — a private AI machine that sits in your office or home — and was built around one firm rule: anything sensitive is handled on that machine, on your premises — never sent out to the internet.
Message it like a friend, or simply speak. It's in your pocket wherever you are.
Chat with your assistant right inside Telegram, just like texting a person. Ask it anything, send it photos and documents to look at, and give it real work to do. Each group chat keeps its own ongoing conversation, so it always remembers where you left off.
Have an actual spoken conversation from your phone — like a phone call with someone who knows your whole business. It talks back naturally, and behind the pleasant voice sits the full assistant with access to your files and knowledge.
A built-in gatekeeper watches every question you ask. If the answer would involve sensitive information — customer records, finances, internal notes — it is handled by a private brain on your own Space Rig instead of the internet. You don't have to think about it; it just happens.
Polishes your spelling, grammar and punctuation without your text ever leaving your own machine. Perfect for confidential letters, quotes and contracts — you get clean, professional writing and total confidentiality.
Your inbox becomes a well-run office: replies drafted for you, nothing forgotten, every customer remembered.
When a customer writes to ask about your products, a complete reply is already waiting in your drafts — accurate, friendly, and written the way you write. You just read it, maybe tweak a word, and hit send. And every reply you actually send teaches it to draft even better next time.
New email is noticed within seconds of arriving — not hours later. Important messages can be acted on immediately: an attachment gets filed, a question gets processed, and you get pinged only when it matters.
Quietly reads through your mail and turns it into organized knowledge: what was quoted to whom, what was ordered, what was promised. Years of correspondence become a tidy reference library you can simply ask questions about.
Every person you've ever emailed gets a living profile: who they are, what they bought, what you last discussed. A customer writes after two years of silence? You instantly know the whole story — no digging through old threads.
Every morning you get a short, friendly list of customers who are still waiting for an answer from you — across all your mailboxes. It even judges which messages truly need a reply, so the list stays short and useful.
Works across all your mailboxes — yours, your colleagues', its own — reading, searching and preparing mail in each. And it's careful by design: it only prepares drafts for you to approve, and never sends anything in your name unless you say so.
Every answer you send a customer becomes a lesson. The assistant checks whether it could have answered the same question by itself — and where it couldn't, it fills the gap in its knowledge. Month by month, it needs you less and gets it right more.
Documents, photos, videos, old conversations, even tricky web pages — just describe what you're looking for.
Describe a picture in plain words — “the machine with the blue cover”, “the box being unpacked” — and it appears in under a second. It finds images by what they look like, not by file names, and searches your videos too.
Hand it a pile of PDFs, price lists and spreadsheets and then simply ask questions: “what did we pay for shipping in March?” It answers in plain language and shows you exactly which page the answer came from. All without your files leaving the building.
All your company know-how — product facts, prices, procedures — becomes instantly askable. Common questions get answered in a blink; only the genuinely tricky ones take a moment longer. Like having your best employee's memory on tap.
Every chat you've ever had with the assistant is remembered and searchable — by words, by date, by topic, even by rough meaning. “What did we decide about the trade show last month?” gets you the exact conversation, instantly.
Some modern websites show nothing unless opened in a real browser — competitor catalogs, booking systems, price pages. The assistant opens them the way a person would and reads the actual content, so “check what they charge” just works.
No babysitting required. It starts itself, checks its own health, backs everything up and delivers reports on schedule.
Power cut? Computer restarted? Everything wakes up again by itself — the assistant, the mail watcher, the search, the voice chat. No one has to remember to turn anything back on.
Once a week it examines itself: are all the scheduled jobs running, is anything filling up the disk, is anything stuck? Small problems get fixed quietly; you're only asked when a real decision is needed.
Every day, a fresh copy of all the important work goes safely to the cloud, and old copies are tidied away. If a computer ever dies, nothing of value dies with it.
Every Friday morning, beautifully formatted reports land in your email and chat: what competitors are doing, where the market is moving, what's worth your attention. Researched, written and delivered while you slept.
Need an official letter? It produces one on your company letterhead with the logo sitting exactly where it should — and it stays put whether the letter is opened in Word, Google Docs or as a PDF.
Your morning briefing arrives: three customers are waiting for answers. Two already have replies drafted — you approve them over coffee.
A customer calls about an order from 2024. You ask the assistant in Telegram and get the whole history in seconds — what they bought, what was quoted, what was promised.
You need that photo of the device for a brochure. You describe it in one sentence — it's in the chat before you finish your thought.
The weekly market reports are in your inbox — competitors, trends, opportunities — researched and written overnight. Backups ran. Health checks passed. Nobody had to do anything.
Everything on this page runs today, quietly, in a real business — answering, remembering, finding, protecting. Not a demo. A colleague.
