Less repeated development.
Reuse shared identity and components instead of rebuilding the same capabilities from scratch.
A little more you.
A lot more possible.
Build the apps you need.
Bring your apps and data together,
in a space that’s yours. miy
Work stitched together in spreadsheets. Requests lost in chat.
Tools that never quite fit the way we work.
As AI makes app creation easier, even a small idea can become a tool of your own. miy connects building apps for your work with using them together. Add the apps you need, while keeping data and management connected within your company’s workspace.
A request in chat, an entry in a spreadsheet, another follow-up. Bring the whole process, from request to approval, into one flow.
Keep the item, quantity, purpose and quote together.
Route each request to the right reviewer for its department and amount.
See who reviewed it and how far it has progressed.
Your request forms, approval rules and statuses.
Equipment details scattered across files and people’s memories. Keep each asset’s assignment and return history in one place.
Record equipment IDs, storage locations and purchase history.
Track users, assignment dates and returns.
Leave a record of moves, repairs and reassignments for the next person.
Asset types and fields that fit your workplace.
Photos in chat, checklists in files. Keep findings and follow-up actions in the same record.
Use checks that match each location and piece of equipment.
Add photos, notes, action owners and due dates.
Record the outcome and review it alongside earlier inspections.
Checklists and follow-ups that fit your work.
Concept examples of apps you could tailor to your work. Each app serves a different purpose, while data and permissions share a common foundation.
Help the apps you build with AI become part of real work.
Connect development, review and operations in one flow.
Connect familiar AI tools to miy’s app structure and shared capabilities. The design lets you keep working with those same tools after deploying your apps.
Keep working with the AI you knowWhat should be recorded? Who reviews it? When is the work done? People who know the work and those building the app define the flow together. Connect miy’s structure and guidance to familiar development tools to build the screens and features you need.
Let miy handle shared capabilities such as sign-in and permissions, so you can focus on what your work needs.
Let the people who know the work try it first. Are any fields missing? Is the approval flow right? Can it handle exceptions? Refine the app with feedback from the workplace.
Review it thoroughly in preview before the person responsible puts it into use.
Once the person responsible deploys the reviewed app, employees use it together in miy. Track its health and change history, keep it updated, and add new apps to your company’s workspace as you need them.
Define who operates the apps and what they can access. Manage updates, backups and recovery procedures together, whether in-house or with a partner.
Concept illustration for explanation. The actual product may look different.
The runtime, data and operational tools your apps need.
Bring them together in a place that fits your company.
Install on company hardware and connect your apps and data through the company network.
YOUR APPS, IN YOUR ENVIRONMENTEmployees sign in to miy to use the apps and work AI they’re allowed to access. New apps join the same workspace.
See deployments, updates, runtime health and change history in one place. Reduce the need to prepare a separate operating foundation for every app.
Run it yourself or share responsibilities with a partner. Wherever it’s installed, your company decides who operates it and how much to delegate.
A design that brings app infrastructure into one operating framework. Connect the capabilities you need, then track their health and changes together.
An example grouping of capabilities. The actual setup depends on the deployment environment and scope of use.
From environment setup and deployment to updates and incident response, within the goals, permissions and policies your company defines. The aim is an operations AI that reads the situation, plans the work and verifies the outcome.
Read logs, resources and app health
Assess causes and impact, then plan the work
Adjust settings and update apps and environments
Check health and progress against the goal
Use a recovery path suited to the data and backups
Authorized tasks proceed without waiting for approval each time. Requests beyond its permissions or policy boundaries stop and are brought to the person responsible.
Record the reason, target, changes and results of each task. The design lets operators follow progress and stop work in progress.
Check data changes, backup timing and version compatibility. Assess viable recovery paths, and hand over to a person if no safe path exists.
Connect information across your ERP, CRM and collaboration tools through miy. Add shared business meaning to different data, so agents can find what they need and prepare the next step.
Design direction for system and agent connections
Different names across systems,
connected to the same entities and relationships.
Query the systems and information relevant to the question
Connect and analyze material from multiple sources
Propose an action with sources and planned changes
Review the target and changes before you act.
Build on the information and capabilities already in your systems. Keep those systems in place and connect them so people can find and use what they need through miy.
Connect different terms—such as a CRM customer and an ERP account—to common business concepts. A business ontology defines the meaning and relationships between customers, contracts and orders.
Connected information grounds the answer.
What you verify informs the next step.
Search connected systems and documents for material the user is allowed to access.
Show the sources used, so people can check the information before deciding what comes next.
Show the planned changes first. When the user reviews and executes them, permission checks run before changes are applied.
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Different places to use AI. One work context.
Connect your existing AI tools and miy’s built-in agent
to the same business data and capabilities.
Familiar AI tools such as Claude Code and Codex
Look up company information, analyze it and prepare the next step within your familiar conversations and workflows.
Find relevant material, work through multiple steps of querying and analysis, and prepare the next task.
External LLM API / Local LLM / Sovereign LLM
Once you review and execute the prepared action,
miy checks permissions before applying it to your work.
Connection methods and capabilities may vary by tool. Personal AI environments connect only to information and functions your company permits.
Choose the models for miy’s built-in agent
to match your environment and data policies.
When using external models, permitted information may be sent to that service. Information that must remain internal is designed to be handled in an approved internal model environment.
From building an app to everyday work, the interfaces are designed to help AI find the context and capabilities it needs. Use the connection that fits each tool, with miy’s permissions and business rules applied throughout.
Connect project setup, checks, deployment and status inspection through commands. Extend this approach to recurring work through permitted commands and procedures.
Connect development guidance, approved business resources, data structures and available tools so AI can discover and use them.
Connect business apps, external AI tools and miy’s own screens to the same capabilities. Apply common permissions and policies regardless of where a request starts.
miy checks access permissions across all connection paths. App development, operations and business data have distinct permissions, and only company-approved information is shared with AI.
Where it lives. Who can see it. What it connects to.
Data sovereignty and security, considered from the start.
Another meaning of yoursat miy.
Limit entry points, validate requests and check access scope. Layered defenses are designed to keep unauthorized access away from your work and data.
Users · Connected services
Public endpoints · HTTPS
User · Session · Origin
Per-action permissions · Scope
Record access and activity
Limit direct exposure of internal databases and management functions, and maintain boundaries around each app’s data and runtime. Make secrets available only where they’re needed.
Keep access and activity logs and watch for anomalies. Treat security updates, backups and recovery procedures as part of everyday operations.
Alongside the shared security foundation, each app needs its own business-logic and permission validation, with security settings suited to the deployment environment.
Build the apps you need. Connect the work you’ve built.
Keep data and AI on your company’s terms.
A place for work that feels like you. miy.