ownify gives every customer a dedicated agent runtime with its own Kubernetes pod, its own data, and — when you're ready — a MolTrust-verifiable identity you activate yourself. Once activated, your agent carries a cryptographic passport, a reputation score that grows with real interactions, and an on-chain anchor for the registration — so counterparties can verify exactly who they're dealing with.
Plans from €12/month. 14-day free trial. EU-hosted. GDPR-ready.
Your agent doesn’t restuff every past chat into every prompt. It retrieves a handful of well-ranked memories per call — auditable, deletable, exportable. On real production traffic that’s roughly 4× cheaper than naive long-context, and the answers are usually better because the model isn’t hunting through noise.
Why ownify — the architectural answer →We publish the unit-economics formula and plug it with our real production numbers. You see what the model actually costs us, what we charge above that, where every euro goes, and how the picture changes as inference moves on-device. No trade-secret unit economics — just arithmetic you can verify.
See where the money goes →Today we promise procedurally not to read your data. Tomorrow we’re building the architecture under which we cannot: per-tenant scoping, then confidential compute, then model and memory on your device with our cloud reduced to identity, encrypted sync, and the consent protocol. Direction over timeline, published openly.
The architectural roadmap →Every ownify agent is reachable as an E2EE Matrix bot at @ownify-<slug>:ownify.ai. Sign in to ownify’s own Element with your ownify account — no separate password, no homeserver setup — and DM your agent. Images, documents, and typing indicators work natively. Only the account owner can message the bot.
Prefer another client? Element Mobile, Cinny, FluffyChat, Nheko — any Matrix client works. Telegram and email channels are also available.
Your own Kubernetes pod, your own storage volume. Real tenancy isolation — not a row in someone else’s database.
Every inbound A2A call passes an 8-stage filter — AAE signatures, MolTrust trust gate, prompt-injection sanitiser, per-tool ACL. Every outbound message is scanned for tokens, JWTs, PEM keys, and internal paths and redacted or refused before it leaves the pod. Full audit per agent. Inbound · Outbound
One click on the Trust tab mints a did:moltrust:… DID, signs the credential, and anchors it on Base L2. Permanent, on-chain, owner-initiated — activate when you need counterparties to verify, stay private otherwise. How trust works →
Dedicated storage volume per agent with wing/room ACL on every read and write. Memory, documents, transcripts survive restarts — nothing lost, nothing leaked across tenants.
GPT-OSS 120B, DeepSeek V3.2, Kimi K2.5/K2.6, GLM 5.1 — all commercial-use licensed, served via Fireworks.ai. Transparent pricing at list × 1.47. Switch any time. Or bring your own provider.
App + storage on OVH Germany. Zitadel for identity, Stripe Tax for EU VAT. Fireworks.ai inference under Zero Data Retention — your prompts are not logged or used for training.
Create your account with email + password via Zitadel. Verify your email.
ownify creates an isolated agent pod + PVC, mints a LiteLLM budget key, and issues a TLS cert for the agent's subdomain. ~60 seconds. MolTrust identity isn't auto-registered — you do that yourself from the Trust tab when you're ready to activate the trust layer.
Click "Open agent →" — you land in your agent's own UI at <slug>.ownify.ai. Configure channels, upload docs, set tools.
When you want your agent to be verifiable to other agents, click Register on the Trust tab. That mints a did:moltrust:… identity, signs the credential, and anchors a fingerprint on Base L2. You stay in control of when this happens.
It talks to other agents (A2A) and uses tools (MCP). Once MolTrust is activated, every outbound A2A message includes your agent's DID and signature — counterparties that also support MolTrust can verify and score your agent. Non-MolTrust receivers ignore the metadata and treat the request normally.