AI agents are moving from answering questions to doing real work: quoting, booking, buying, running whole workflows. The missing piece is control. Bodji is where AI meets a business on terms the business sets, with every action verified, approved, and on the record.
Bodji serves very different people, so we will not make you wade through someone else's page. Pick the door that sounds like you. You can switch any time.
When your customer asks an assistant "who should fix my furnace tonight," the assistant answers for you, with whatever it can scrape. Bodji gives it something better: a verified, current, owner-controlled source of truth it can actually act on.
Every twenty years or so, the way customers find businesses changes, and the businesses that show up in the new channel first win the next decade. The new channel is an AI assistant, and it does not browse. It asks, verifies, and acts.
Free, takes about a minute, no signup. We ask the major assistants about your business and show you exactly what they answer, including the parts that are wrong or missing. Most owners are surprised. Some are alarmed.
Bodji hosts a verified interface for your business on MCP, the open protocol AI assistants already speak. When a customer's assistant looks you up, it gets current facts you control, and it can take real actions: ask a question, get a quote, book a time, claim a deal. You approve anything that matters.
Simple recurring subscription. We are running structured price tests with early businesses rather than guessing a number, so early access pricing is honest and locked in.
This is the whole idea in one exchange: the customer's assistant gets verified answers and takes a real action, and the owner sees and approves every step. Curious how the plumbing works? Read the plain-English MCP primer.
Bodji runs an AI-powered local business search on the same public API your storefront lives on. When someone nearby asks for what you do, verified businesses are what the answer is built from.
Our consumer deals app, Out n About, was built on the same public API before launch, the way a third-party developer would build on it. Consumers claim real deals from verified local businesses, and every claim runs through the same governed rails. It is our proof that the platform holds up when an app we did not hand-wire pushes real traffic through it.
You do not need to become technical. You need about seven minutes.
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Everyone in AI is new at this, including the vendors. Ops and procurement leaders tell us the same thing: they do not lack pilots, they lack a trusted answer to what the AI actually did. Bodji is that answer: a platform where AI workflows run with a complete record, and a services team that builds your first workflows on it.
When an AI workflow runs on Bodji, whether we built it or your engineers did, it cannot run off the books. The platform records the full life of every run, gives you spend visibility across everything, and keeps humans in the loop wherever judgment, spend, or customer impact is involved. Think of it as the safety net around business automation.
Where it stands, plainly: the workflow layer is built and tested against real operating use cases from The Zachary Group, a working insurance agency with roughly $4M in annual revenue. It is not yet in third-party production, and we will not tell you otherwise. The live pieces you can demo today are listed for investors under door three.
Discovery is human. We start by helping your team self-audit what your company actually does all day, which is harder and more valuable than it sounds. Then we automate what is genuinely automatable, on the Bodji platform, so everything we ship arrives already governed.
A structured self-audit of your real processes: what runs on habit, what runs on judgment, what eats hours nobody counts. You keep the map either way.
We build the workflows worth building, on the platform, with your approvals wired in from day one. Larger upfront engagement, honest about what should stay human.
Every engagement becomes a running platform relationship: monthly platform fee, per-workflow pricing, and a customer-success team that watches the record with you.
Where this stands today: we are in early conversations with the procurement organization of a publicly traded company with roughly $40B in annual revenue, and building pipeline in regional construction. Nothing is signed, and we will say so until it is. We have pre-built workflow and evaluation infrastructure for the procurement domain so those conversations start from working software, not slideware.
If a vendor cannot answer that in one screen, you are not buying automation, you are buying exposure. Bodji exists so that question always has an answer: complete, boring, and auditable. That is what control looks like.
A 30-minute working session, not a sales call. Bring one process you suspect is automatable, and we will walk it through the audit lens together. Leave your work email and we will schedule directly.
Our bet: as AI agents start transacting with businesses, the durable position is not findability, it is the verified registry and the governed transaction. Bodji is one company building that layer from both ends, with the storefront business funding the bottom and the platform capturing the top.
Recurring subscriptions from local businesses for hosted, verified, AI-native storefronts. Sellable today, priced by live price tests rather than guesswork. The wedge, the verified registry, and the distribution base.
Minimum monthly platform fee plus per-workflow charges, feature add-ons a la carte or bundled, customer success at scale. The long-term value: when AI workflows run inside a company, they run on Bodji.
Consulting engagements that build AI workflows for enterprises on our own platform. Larger upfront checks fund the company, and every engagement converts into a case study and a recurring platform customer.
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Enterprise status, stated plainly: early conversations with the procurement organization of a publicly traded company with roughly $40B in annual revenue, plus a regional construction pipeline. Nothing signed. Revenue to date is zero, and if you ask us that in a meeting we will say exactly that.
Direct outreach to owners proves the message. The scale motion is agencies: marketing and web shops that already manage dozens of local clients. Our Agency Console lets one agency manage many client storefronts under one roof, with delegation scopes and aggregate billing, so one agency relationship can bring 15 to 25 businesses onto the registry at once.
If you are building agents for businesses, your hardest sale is trust. Bodji's platform can carry your agent's governance for you: runs recorded, spend bounded, approvals enforced, and a Bodji seal that says so. Vision Long term, we aim to grow this into an app store for business agents, where the buyer's question "which of these can I trust?" is answered by the layer underneath, and where Out n About stands as the reference build on our public API.
Imagine procurement when every supplier has a verified storefront and every buyer has an approved agent. Instead of a person searching, your agent fields a solicitation across 5,000 verified suppliers, negotiates within the bounds you set, and brings you a decision with the full record attached. We are not claiming this exists. We are claiming it is inevitable, and that whoever runs the verified registry and the governed transaction runs it. That is the position we are building toward from both ends today.
Three founders, building in Minneapolis. Bios and background are on the About page. If you are diligencing us, ask for the working demo: the live claim flow, the checker, the MCP gateway answering a real assistant. It runs without an engineer in the room.
Storefronts give AI a verified way in. The platform gives companies a governed way to run it. The services team proves it on real work. Whichever door you came through, it all lands in the same place: AI doing real work, with a human in control and a record behind it.