Josué Moura Santos
Josué started OrbySoft after watching channel teams share one bot across dozens of partners. Someone always saw the wrong context. The product is the wall.
Company
If you sell through resellers, franchises, or a channel, one shared chatbot is a bad fit. Either data leaks across partners, or nobody uses it.
Channel teams keep trying to put one model in the middle of a network. The center cannot see a partner’s books. The partner cannot operate without a wall around their data. A generic chat tool does not fix that. Hiring a project team for every partner does not scale either.
OrbySoft sits in between. Each partner gets an agent, memory, a sandbox, and a cap. You run the brand. We run the machines.
The product is the isolation layer — not a slide about “AI transformation.” Agents, jobs, and sandboxes. If we cannot keep two partners apart, we do not have a product.
A subscription for the platform, then usage for tokens and compute. One invoice for the operator, with a line per partner if you want it.
We are early. The first networks are the ones that tell us what to build next.
Josué started OrbySoft after watching channel teams share one bot across dozens of partners. Someone always saw the wrong context. The product is the wall.
We don’t sell hours. You configure a network. Partners use it.
No private datacenter. The bill lives on Google Cloud, in the region you chose.
Cost follows active partners, not a slide about headcount.