Own your
intelligence.
A PC with the AI already in it. Mail, documents, accounting, meetings and code, all run by agents on the machine on your desk. Bought once. Nothing leaves the building.

Not a prototype. Clerk OS already runs inside a national regulator, a bank, an investment fund and an audit firm — places the data was never allowed to leave.




finqup.com — live in production today
Start with Basic. Add what your work needs.
Clerk Station Basic is the machine and the office on it. Every other station is Basic plus one specialism — same hardware, more installed. Buy Basic alone, or Basic with any of the others.
Clerk Station Basic
The office: mail, documents, customers, meetings, tasks, code.
The machine and the software, set up together and working when you plug it in. No accounts, no downloads, nothing to connect.
- Reasoning language models — two tunings, one fast, one deeper
- Vision language models — reads screenshots, scans and photographs
- Embedding models — what makes your own documents searchable
- Speech to text — meetings and dictation
- Text to speech — reading back, narration, accessibility
- Image generation and editing
- Clerk OS dashboard — Everything on one screen instead of thirteen tabs.
- Clerk Agent — The harness that lets every app act on its own, locally.
- Email app & agent — Sorts, drafts and files your mail. You approve, it sends.
- Office app & agent — Writes, reviews and formats documents.
- CRM app & agent — Logs every client conversation and follows it up.
- Calendar app & agent — Plans the week around what actually has to happen.
- OCR app & agent — Turns paper and PDFs into searchable, structured data.
- Meeting analytics & transcripts — Records, transcribes, and pulls out decisions and tasks.
- Internal knowledge app & agent — Everything the company knows, answerable in plain language.
- Task management app & agent — Assigns, tracks and chases the work.
- User role management — Who sees what, and what each agent is allowed to do.
- Image creation app & agent — Images made in-house, with no credit meter.
- Coding app & agent — Builds and fixes software the way your team does.
- Scheduled routines — Recurring work runs itself on a schedule you set once.
- Exposable customer support agent — A customer-facing agent you can put online safely.
Paid once. There is no second invoice.
No seats, no tokens, no renewal date. What you pay today is what the machine costs you, for as long as you own it.
Clerk Station Basic
$4,008Everyone starts here · one-time, 15% founding discount
- The machine, in a chassis built and cooled as one unit
- Clerk OS with every core app and its agent, working on arrival
- Unlimited use — no tokens, no seats, no metering
- Runs fully offline; nothing is sent anywhere to be processed
- A setup call to shape it around how your business works
Add a specialised station
One-time, on the same machine. Combine as many as you need.
- · Nothing is charged when you reserve. You confirm the build first.
- · Shipping, duties and local tax quoted in writing before anything is made.
- · Delivery window confirmed with you — no charge until you accept it.
Enterprise and government: custom builds, air-gapped deployment and integration with the systems you already run — talk to us.
What is in the box, and how fast it is.
Every station is the same machine. The specialised ones change what is installed on it, never the hardware.
- Processor
- Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF · 20 cores
- Graphics
- 2 × NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti · 32 GB combined
- Memory
- 64 GB
- Storage
- 1 TB NVMe SSD
- Dimensions
- 420 × 420 × 420 mm
- Construction
- Anodised aluminium, chamfered edges
- Cooling
- Sealed per-card ducting wall to wall, converging exhaust nozzles with outboard pullers, liquid loop to a lid radiator
- Front I/O
- 3 × USB, ethernet, audio, power
- Operating system
- Clerk OS, pre-installed
- Interface
- One dashboard for every app and agent
- Automation
- Clerk Agent — the harness every app acts through
- Terminal
- Clerk Code, signed in to your organisation
- Connectivity
- Runs fully offline; internet only for what needs it
Answers arrive complete rather than crawling out a word at a time, and several people can be served at once.
A twenty-page brief is taken in and understood in about a second.
Around 80,000 words of context — a 250-page document, kept in mind in one go.
Owning your intelligence means holding the switch yourself.
The moment your operation depends on something you rent, the most important part of your business becomes someone else’s decision.
- The price
Goes up when they decide it does, and every new hire raises it again.
- Your work
Leaves your building every time you use it, handled under someone else’s policy.
- The off switch
Belongs to them. Accounts get suspended, models retired, terms rewritten.
- A bad day on the internet
Their outage is your outage, and the bills keep running.
- The price
Paid once. The number never changes, however much you use it.
- Your work
Is processed on the machine in front of you and stays there.
- The off switch
Belongs to you. There is no account and nothing to revoke.
- A bad day on the internet
It never needed the internet. The work carries on.
Everything is already on it.
Every app comes with an agent that does the job, not one that suggests it. Roughly seven out of ten things an organisation does on an ordinary day.
Every app on one rail. Mail, customers, calendar, drive, boards, meetings — one click apart, no tabs, no switching accounts.
Recorded on a station · demonstration data




Every feature on one screen. Not thirteen apps to learn and switch between — one place where the work is, whichever part of it you are doing.
The same optimised harness drives every app. Ask for something in plain language and it acts across mail, documents, the drive and the CRM at once, because it is not thirteen separate agents.
And whatever you add: describe a job in plain language, and it becomes another one it does.
A terminal that is signed in to your company.
Most coding agents can only see the folder you opened. Clerk Code signs in to your station, so the same prompt that edits a file can also read the drive, search the knowledge base, look something up in the CRM, or send the email at the end of it.
It runs on the machine, against your own data, with the permissions you gave it.
$ clerk CLERK CODE signed in · your organisation running locally tools: drive, kb, mail, crm, office > pull last month's supplier invoices from the drive, check them against the purchase orders, and draft the exceptions list for me · reading drive/suppliers/2026-02 41 documents · matching against purchase orders 38 matched · 3 exceptions found · drafting exceptions.md done Ready. Nothing left this machine.
Built for people who won’t rent what they depend on.
Not an industry — a disposition. We started in finance because that is where the data was not allowed to leave. It turned out to be everywhere.
You are the whole back office.
Admin and chasing eat the hours you are actually paid for, and you cannot justify a hire.
The station handles the correspondence, the filing, the follow-up and the books, so you get your week back.
One payment. No monthly bill behind it.
Your tool stack grows every time you hire.
A dozen per-seat subscriptions that do not talk to each other, and client files on servers you have never seen.
One machine the team shares, with roles and permissions, and no client file ever leaving the building.
One-time per station, whatever your headcount does next year.
The work that cannot leave the building never got automated.
Everything sensitive enough to matter was ruled out of every AI pilot, because using it meant sending it away.
Air-gapped stations built for your process and integrated with what you already run. Not a pilot — machines that run.
Custom build, integration and support, priced per engagement.
It runs hard, and you won’t hear it.
The hot parts never share air, so it stays cool at low fan speed — quiet enough to sit in the room you work in.
The result: the parts that make the heat never breathe each other’s air, so they stay cool at low fan speed. Quiet enough to sit in the room you work in.
Ask us anything first.
Whether it fits your workflow, what the specification is, how it integrates with the systems you already run, when it ships. A person answers.
For the work that genuinely cannot leave the building.
Defence, banking, healthcare, public administration and critical infrastructure: we deliver air-gapped stations, build the loadouts your process needs, and integrate them with the systems and workflows you already have. Not a pilot — a machine that runs.
The things people ask before they buy one.
Clerk OS already runs inside government bodies and financial institutions — organisations that could not have sent this work to a cloud service even if they had wanted to. finqup.com has been live and in production. What is new is the packaging: the same system, built into one machine, so it is no longer only available to institutions that can run their own deployment.
Own your intelligence.
The founding batch is being built now. Reserve yours, keep 15% off, and stop paying rent on the part of your business that matters most.
Nothing charged today · you confirm the build before it is made