Why I built LiquidCortex
I'm Oral. Solo founder, Toronto. I incorporated LiquidCortex on January 19, 2026, and I've been building it without funding or a team. Most AI-for-business tools I tried were demos dressed up as products — thin wrappers, per-call billing, breaking the moment a workflow got real. I wanted infrastructure small teams could actually run on.
So I built it. Cortex Memory: an 8-tier memory system behind one facade, 223 tests — docs/CORTEX_MEMORY_ARCHITECTURE.md. Forum's engine: zero LLM calls, AST-test-enforced, which is why I priced Starter at $39/mo. AI Security Governance: mapped to NIST AI RMF, OWASP AIMA, ISO 42001, and the EU AI Act because someone has to do that work and right now it's me. If I'm wrong about something, tell me — [email protected].
Our Mission
Most of the people we talk to aren't short on talent — they're short on hours. Their week disappears into repeat work that doesn't need human judgment, and the actual hard problems get whatever's left over. That's the imbalance LiquidCortex was built to fix.
LiquidCortex provides AI employees that handle operational work — customer support, data entry, scheduling, research, and more — so your team can focus on what only humans can do.
Our Values
Co-pilot by default
Employees draft; you approve. Flip to auto-pilot when you trust them.
Your data stays yours
We don’t train on it, and we don’t keep it past the task. Tokens and keys are sealed with per-user envelope encryption.
No per-call billing
One metered plan — not a bill that grows every time an employee thinks.
Built to refuse
Off-domain requests are turned down before anything runs. The gate is the point.
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