You spent years building your business. Now your mail, your invoices and your client files run through AI you rent — and someone else decides the price, reads the data and keeps the off switch. Clerk Station is the AI office you own: one machine on your desk, bought once, that nobody can switch off but you.
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
You try an AI assistant. It saves you an hour.
It writes the emails, sorts the invoices, follows up the clients.
Your processes are built around it. Nobody remembers the old way.
The price doubles. The terms change. The service goes down. And you can’t leave.
You automated your inbox, your invoicing, your customer follow-up. Now the business runs on it — and the company behind it can raise the price, rewrite the terms, retire the model your workflows depend on, or suspend your account with a single email. The more you depend on it, the more power they have over you.
Clerk Station has no account and no licence server. There is nothing for anyone to suspend.
Every contract, client file, salary and half-finished idea you paste into a cloud AI leaves your building. It sits on someone else’s servers, under someone else’s policy, in someone else’s jurisdiction. When they are breached, subpoenaed or change their training terms, it is your clients who pay for it.
Clerk Station processes everything on the machine in front of you. There is no outbound path to get wrong.
A cloud outage. A cut cable. A power failure. A sanctions list you were never consulted on. Your automations stop mid-task, the team sits idle, customers wait — and every subscription keeps billing through all of it.
Clerk Station never needed the internet. Sovereignty doesn’t even need the grid.
Clerk Station puts the models, the apps and the agents your business runs on inside one computer you buy once. Nobody can raise its price, read its data or turn it off — except you.
See it workingThe inbox is sorted. The invoices that came in overnight are booked. Friday’s meeting is summarised, and the follow-ups are drafted, waiting for your yes. Every app comes with an agent that does the job rather than suggesting it — on the machine on your desk.
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.
We don’t rent you someone else’s model. We take the strongest frontier open-source models, then retrain and fine-tune them for Clerk OS — its apps, its agent and its tools — until they perform like frontier models on the work Clerk actually does. Every station ships with them already optimised for its hardware: writing at up to 300 tokens per second, holding 200K+ tokens of context, on 96 GB of combined memory.
Mail, documents, customers, long reasoning and multi-step agent work — the model that runs most of the day.
Beats a leading closed frontier model on 16 of 24 published benchmarks; trails it on pure world knowledge.
Sorting, classifying, extracting and quick answers — faster than you can read.
Vision on par with a leading closed mid-tier model.
For the hardest work: long chains of reasoning, whole case files and decisions you cannot get wrong. Slower, because it thinks further before it answers.
In the final stage of our fine-tuning for Clerk OS. Benchmarks published at release; arrives on every station as a free update.
Benchmarks are the published scores of the open-source base models, before our tuning for Clerk OS. “vs” figures compare against a leading closed frontier model (Opus 4.6-class) on the same test. Speeds are measured on the station’s hardware; writing speed varies with the task.
No model is called over the internet. No usage is metered. When a better open model is released, we tune it for Clerk OS and you install it as an update — offline if you like.
Every Clerk Station is the same machine with the same office on it. What changes is what it is trained to protect. Pick yours on the wheel — the price you see is the whole station, paid once.
You built this business yourself. Don’t let a subscription decide whether it runs.
Mail, documents, customers, meetings and code, handled by agents on the machine on your desk. No account that can be suspended, no price that rises every time you hire, no stranger’s server holding your client files.
Built for the person who is the whole back office. Built to give you your week back — and keep it yours.
Your invoicing, customers, compliance checks and automations keep running through power cuts, internet outages and providers that disappear. What it protects: the working day, the revenue, the customer promise.
Our survival spinoff, built for crises rather than for business. If what you are preparing for is getting through it, not keeping the books, that is the one to look at.
genesisbox.orgBefore transcription, OCR and image tools, and before the next price change. Your data leaves the building every time.
Every model, every app, unlimited use. The price does not change as you grow, and nothing leaves the building.
For 10 people, the station pays for itself in about 16 months, and you save €6,562 over 3 years.
Published per-seat list prices, September 2026, annual billing, excluding VAT; Copilot converted from its $21 USD price. Microsoft 365 Copilot also requires a Microsoft 365 base licence, not included here. Electricity estimated at ~350 W average draw and €0.25/kWh. Larger teams add stations or an enterprise node.
No seats, no tokens, no renewal date. What you pay today is what the machine costs you, for as long as you own it.
Founding prices, paid once. Need two specialisms on one machine? Add another for +€829 (Security +€1,105) when you reserve. Sovereignty already includes them all.
Enterprise and government: your own model fine-tuned on your data, custom nodes, integration, training and ongoing support — see Enterprise.
For organisations whose work genuinely cannot leave the building, we deliver the whole thing: a model trained on your data, the nodes it runs on, Clerk OS shaped around your processes, and the people to keep it working. Not a pilot — machines that run.
We fine-tune frontier open-source models on your documents, your cases, your terminology and your decisions, so you own a model that performs best at your business specifically — better at your work than any general model you could rent. It is trained and runs on your own hardware. Your data never leaves the building to train it, and the model that results is yours.
Stations sized for your load — single nodes, clusters or air-gapped deployments — built for the people and processes that will use them.
Apps, agents, roles and approvals shaped around how your organisation actually works, not how a generic product assumes it does.
Connected to your ERP, core systems, document stores, identity and mail, so the agents work inside your existing workflows.
Hands-on training so every department knows how to direct the agents and get the most from them from the first week.
As your business changes, we retune the models, adapt the agents and keep every node current — with one team accountable for all of it.
Every station is the same machine. The specialised ones change what is installed on it, never the hardware.
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.
200K+ tokens of context — around 150,000 words, a 500-page document, kept in mind in one go.
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.
Ask it to draft the reply, book the invoice, summarise the meeting, check the contract. It answers exactly as fast as before, because nothing it does was ever happening anywhere else. Try that with the tools you pay for today.
There is no licence server, no activation and no account to shut down. The models live on the machine, your data lives on the machine, and none of it asks our permission to run. Updates would stop. The work wouldn’t.
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.
Whether it fits your workflow, what the specification is, how it integrates with the systems you already run, when it ships. A person answers.
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.
A few years from now, every business will run on AI. Some will rent it from companies that can change the terms overnight. Some will own it. Be the second kind — 5,000 founding stations, shipping Q1 2027, 15% off.
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