I built a company that runs itself.
Now I build one for you.
100 AI employees across 14 departments write content, operate websites, monitor systems, propose improvements and independently verify each other's work — on your own server, with a full audit trail. Whether you need to automate ISO 9001 compliance, streamline CAPA tracking, or run continuous quality audit preparation — Velin does it 24/7. You make one decision a day: GO or NO.
Built for CTOs and Heads of Engineering in growing SaaS, fintech and AI companies (10–100 people) who need an autonomous AI operator — not another SaaS tool.
💬 Have a question? Ask us directly — no demo required
Watch it run — the 60-second tour
Real screen capture of the live system, recorded today: the command center, the org chart, and the company map pulsing as agents work.
What you’ll see in 55 seconds
How Velin automates ISO workflows, live dashboard, and US demo outcome.
🔍 Explore the read-only live demo A real snapshot of the command center — click through every tab yourself. Actions are disabled.
Explore the command center Eight real screenshots, the system map and mobile control
Inside the command center
Real screenshots of the live dashboard — not slides, not mockups. This is exactly what you'll see when we share screens on the demo call.
This is not a slide deck. It's in production.
Every screenshot on this page is the real system running my own business today — content factory, web operations, monitoring, innovation pipeline and independent verification.
Run the whole company from your phone.
Velin condenses everything into one decision queue. Agents propose, managers score, a safety gate filters — and only decisions worth your attention reach you, each with a clear recommendation and reasoning.
- GO / NO with one tap — execution starts the same second you approve.
- KPI semaphore re-measured every 5 minutes by an independent watchdog.
- Journal of everything — who did what, when, and the evidence behind it.
How a self-running company actually works
Autonomy without control is a liability. Velin pairs every autonomous action with a check that doesn't trust the doer.
Agents propose
Low-cost junior agents continuously scan your operation and draft improvement proposals — for about a tenth of a cent each.
Managers score
Department managers deduplicate, score and endorse only what's worth doing. Weak ideas die here, not on your desk.
Safety gate
An 8-point director gate clears safe routine work to run autonomously. Anything sensitive stops and waits for a human.
You say GO
You get a one-line recommendation with reasoning. One tap. Execution starts the same second.
Verify & log
An independent verifier confirms delivery with evidence. Every step lands in a permanent journal — audit-ready.
Why teams pick Velin over AI platforms
SaaS agent builders hand you a toolbox. Velin hands you a running company — with the governance layer the toolbox vendors don't have.
🔒 Your server. Your data.
Velin deploys on infrastructure you own or rent — not our cloud. No vendor lock-in, no data leaving your perimeter, no per-seat rent forever. You keep the keys. Our own VPS infrastructure has been self-hosted on the same provider since 2023 — no third-party SaaS dependency, no provider churn.
📜 An audit trail auditors like
Independent verifier agents confirm every delivery with evidence. A permanent journal records who did what and why. Built by a quality executive who has survived real AS9100 & IATF audits.
🧠 Human command, always
Nothing sensitive happens without your explicit GO. A kill switch stops the entire company with one password. Autonomy where it's safe, human judgment where it matters. Designed around ISO 9241-210 human-centred design principles — so the system is predictable, transparent, and controllable.
⚡ Absurdly low run cost
Routine work runs on efficient models for pennies a day; premium intelligence is reserved for strategy. My content factory produces articles at ~$0.02 each — total model spend is often under a dollar a day.
🧠 Velin Sovereign — a private AI mind, trained on your own company
Beyond renting intelligence. I built a private AI model on my own server, trained on my company's operating record — it answers questions about the business with a verifiable source under every sentence, and says "I don't know" rather than inventing one.
Packages & pricing
Fixed scope, measurable deliverables, no hourly billing. Every engagement starts with a live demo and a one-page proposal.
Content Factory
- Done-for-you SEO article pipeline on your site (12–90 posts/mo)
- Case-study & LinkedIn pipeline with your approval flow
- Runs autonomously; you approve, it publishes
- Monthly performance report
AI Employee
- 1–3 custom automations: reporting, monitoring, inbox triage, ops
- Mini command center with GO/NO queue
- Deployed on your server or private VPS
- Monitored by its own watchdog 24/7
Autonomous AI Company
- The full system pictured above — on your infrastructure
- Departments, managers, safety gate, verifiers, journal, kill switch
- 3–5 core automations tailored to your operation
- Command center on web & phone, alerts to your chat
- Quarterly expansion roadmap
Not sure where to start? AI Operations Audit — $2,500
Two weeks. I map your workflows, find what an AI workforce should take over first, and hand you a costed 90-day roadmap. Fully credited against any build if you proceed.
Compare Velin with the market Detailed US benchmarks and scope comparisons
How Velin compares to the US market
Real US market price ranges for comparable quality, AI and content services — so you can place Velin in honest context. Ranges are drawn from public consulting and SaaS benchmarks and our own engagement data. No inflated anchors, no fake urgency.
Benchmarks are directional ranges, not quotes. Every Velin engagement is scoped in a live demo and a one-page proposal — prices depend on your workflows, integrations and SLAs. Transparent tiering beats hidden pricing: 39% of buyers pick the more transparent competitor even at a higher price (Deloitte).
Manufacturing & quality teams: this was built by one of you
CAPA tracking, supplier scorecards, audit-ready evidence chains, ISO 9001:2026 documentation support — an AI workforce that understands why the verifier must never report to the doer. Ask about the Quality Edition.
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Built by an operator, not a prompt jockey
I'm Peter Stasko. I have led quality and operational excellence on aerospace and automotive programmes where a missed verification step can ground aircraft. I built Velin to run my own business, then hardened it in production: content factory, seven websites, monitoring, security, and an innovation pipeline that files proposals while I sleep.
What you get isn't software in a box. It's my operating system for a company — installed on your infrastructure, tuned to your workflows, governed the way regulated industries taught me to govern.
Questions US buyers ask
Where does it run, and who owns the data?
On a server you control — your VPS, your cloud account, or on-prem. All data, prompts, logs and outputs stay on your infrastructure. I hold access only during the build and handover, and only as long as you want me to. See it on your infrastructure — book a 15-min demo →
What does it cost to operate after the build?
Infrastructure is typically $20–$80/month for a capable VPS. Model costs are engineered to be small: routine agents use efficient models (fractions of a cent per task), premium models handle strategy only. My own full company usually spends under $1/day on models. Your monthly plan covers monitoring, updates and my oversight. See the cost breakdown live — book a 15-min demo →
How fast can we be live?
Content Factory: 1–2 weeks. AI Employee: 2–4 weeks. Autonomous AI Company: 4–8 weeks including your workflows, safety gate configuration and team handover. US-friendly hours — I overlap with EST every working day. Start your timeline — book a 15-min demo →
What happens when an agent gets something wrong?
Three layers: the safety gate stops sensitive actions before they run; independent verifiers check delivered work against evidence (a verifier never reports to the agent that did the work); and the journal makes every action traceable and reversible. Plus a kill switch that halts the whole company instantly. See the safety gate live — book a 15-min demo →
Do we need technical staff to run it?
No. Your team interacts through the command center — approve, reject, ask, read reports. The system maintains itself, watches itself and files its own incident reports. If something needs an engineer, that's covered by your plan. See the command center — book a 15-min demo →
Is this a SaaS subscription?
No. You own the deployment. The monthly fee buys operation, monitoring and continuous improvement — not permission to keep using your own system. If we part ways, the company keeps running on your server. See your own deployment — book a 15-min demo →
Can Velin help with ISO 9001 audit preparation and compliance management?
Yes. Velin's Quality Edition includes AI-powered CAPA tracking, supplier scorecards, audit-ready evidence chains, and ISO 9001 documentation support — everything you need for quality audit preparation in one system. AI agents monitor your QMS continuously, flag gaps before the auditor finds them, and maintain a trail of objective evidence — the same way I ran quality systems for a major aerospace manufacturer and ArcelorMittal. See the Quality Edition live — book a 15-min demo →
How does an autonomous AI agent handle quality compliance without human oversight?
It doesn't — and it shouldn't. Velin follows a strict separation of duties: agents draft, monitor and verify; humans approve anything sensitive. Independent verifier agents check every deliverable against evidence, and a safety gate stops actions that haven't been explicitly approved. This mirrors the AS9100 and IATF 16949 principle that the verifier must never report to the doer. See the separation of duties live — book a 15-min demo →
What about ISO 42001 (AI management system) and EU AI Act compliance?
Velin is built to fit inside your management system, not outside it. The audit journal, kill switch, and human-in-the-loop GO/NO queue map directly to ISO/IEC 42001 requirements for AI system governance. For US clients, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework alignment is documented. The system is designed by a quality executive who has been through real certification audits — not by prompt engineers. See the audit journal live — book a 15-min demo →
Is autonomous quality audit recognized by ISO standards?
ISO standards require competence, objectivity and evidence — not a human behind every checklist. Velin's agents perform internal audit preparation, gap analysis and continuous monitoring, but the certified auditor always makes the final call. What Velin does is eliminate the 80% of audit prep that is document gathering, traceability and consistency checking — so your audit goes smoother and faster. See audit prep automated — book a 15-min demo →
We use spreadsheets and annual consultants for compliance. What does AI actually improve?
The tedious part: keeping documentation current, tracking CAPA deadlines, maintaining supplier records, and proving traceability. Instead of a pre-audit scramble, Velin monitors your QMS every day, flags drift in real time, and maintains the evidence chain continuously. Your annual audit becomes a formality instead of a fire drill. See continuous compliance live — book a 15-min demo →
Open the quality glossary Ten ISO and operational-quality terms with real cases
ISO & quality terms — what they really mean
The vocabulary US quality teams use every day — with real-world case studies showing what happens when these principles break down.
CAPA — Corrective and Preventive Action
A systematic process for investigating nonconformities, eliminating root causes, and preventing recurrence. The backbone of ISO 9001 Clause 10.2. See what happens when CAPA fails: GM's silent redesign cost 124 lives →
Nonconformance
A failure to meet a specified requirement — a product defect, a process deviation, or a documentation gap. Uncontrolled nonconformances compound into recalls. Case study: Toyota's uncontrolled nonconformance became unintended acceleration →
Risk-Based Thinking
ISO 9001:2015 requires organizations to identify, assess, and treat risks throughout the QMS. Not a separate clause — a mindset embedded in every process. Case study: Deepwater Horizon — when defence-in-depth becomes defence-in-name →
Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
The process of identifying the fundamental cause of a problem — not just its symptoms. Tools: 5 Whys, fishbone, FMEA. Without true RCA, "corrective" actions treat symptoms while causes persist. Case study: Challenger — a known seal defect became an acceptable flight risk →
Supplier Quality Management
The system for evaluating, monitoring, and improving supplier performance. IATF 16949 requires documented supplier development processes. Ignored supplier data is the #1 source of automotive recalls. Case study: Firestone — how ignored warranty data became 271 deaths →
Audit Trail
A chronological record of system activities showing who did what, when, and why. Required by ISO 9001 Clause 7.5.3 (documented information control). Without it, traceability is impossible. Case study: Volkswagen — how software deception bypassed the audit trail →
FMEA — Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
A proactive method for identifying potential failure modes, their causes, and their effects. Mandatory in automotive (AIAG-VDA FMEA) and aerospace (AS9100). Single-point failures that FMEA misses are catastrophic. Case study: 737 MAX MCAS — a single-point failure FMEA should have caught →
Traceability
The ability to trace the history, application, or location of an object through recorded identifiers. ISO 9001 Clause 8.5.2 requires identification and traceability. Suppressed test data breaks the chain. Case study: Takata — how suppressed test data became the largest recall in history →
Quality Culture
The shared values, beliefs, and behaviors that determine how an organization approaches quality. Not a document — a mindset. When schedule pressure defeats quality culture, products ship with known defects. Case study: Samsung Note 7 — how schedule pressure defeated dual-sourcing strategy →
Objective Evidence
Data supporting the existence or verity of something. Auditors require objective evidence — not opinions. "Test until it passes" destroys objective evidence and invites criminal liability. Case study: PCA salmonella — how "test until it passes" became a 28-year sentence →
See a company run itself — live, in 15 minutes.
No slides. I'll share my screen, open the real command center you saw above, and show agents proposing, executing and verifying work in real time. Then we'll talk about yours.
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