News — inAi

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Services

12 June 2026

The inAi website is refreshed around mission, products, services, AGI, Open Source, and public explanation

The refreshed website presents inAi as an AI-native product company for the intelligence era, with the mission, products, AI Services, AGI-facing research, Open Source work, public explanation, Trust, Partners, and Contact routes brought into one clearer public structure.

The homepage now leads with the company thesis, Bringing AI to the real world, and points visitors toward the main areas of work, including products and services, instead of forcing the story through a single product.

Existing product pages such as PageMind and Emplo remain part of the website, while new category and Services pages make the broader company architecture visible for customers, partners, researchers, candidates, and early collaborators.

Services

10 June 2026

inAi updates global navigation around Products & Services

The website header and footer are being reorganized around Products & Services, AGI, News, About, AI for Everybody, and Contact.

Products & Services now opens into Business, Consumers, Agents, Services, and Open Source, giving each audience a direct route to the part of inAi that matters to them.

The navigation is meant to make the website easier to scan while keeping room for the company to grow across product categories, custom Services work, research directions, and public updates.

Services

9 June 2026

inAi adds AI Services for custom client projects

inAi has added AI Services as a public route for clients who need custom AI work around a real workflow, product, dataset, integration, or operational problem.

Services are different from inAi products. Products are built for repeatable needs. Services are scoped custom projects where the solution has to be designed around a specific client situation, with discovery, scope, system design, build, integration, and support handled where agreed.

The related How AI Services Work page explains the working model: confidentiality by default, minimum useful access, agreed ownership and handover, clear correction windows, support options, and no public case studies without client permission.

Company

7 June 2026

Contact becomes an intent-routing system

The old waitlist-only action is being replaced by a broader Contact route for products, AI Services and custom projects, partnerships, work, investment, research, testing, bugs, complaints, and legal/privacy paths.

Visitors can choose the path that matches their intent, from product questions, Services conversations, and partnership discussions to research, testing, bug reports, complaints, and legal or privacy topics.

This gives inAi a clearer public entry point for serious conversations and reduces the confusion created by treating every inquiry as a waitlist request.

Company

4 June 2026

inAi opens clearer paths for work, investment, research, grants, and pilots

New partner subpages make it easier to contact inAi for work, investment, research, internships, contributions, testing, grants, public institutions, and pilots.

The structure separates different collaboration needs, so a researcher, candidate, investor, institution, tester, or pilot partner can start from the route that fits their situation.

Each route can carry more specific context, giving people a clearer sense of what kind of request to send and what information helps inAi evaluate it.

Company

31 May 2026

Partners becomes a collaboration-routing hub

The Partners page is being reorganized into a hub for work, investment, research, internships, contributions, testers, grants, public institutions, and pilots.

The hub gives public collaborators one place to understand the main ways to work with inAi, then directs them to the route that fits their situation.

It also makes partnership language more precise across the website, with separate paths for commercial pilots, institutional relationships, research contact, and talent-related opportunities.

Company

24 May 2026

inAi prepares How We Build, a Trust page for the intelligence era

The Trust page explains how inAi thinks about maturity, openness, control, public claims, and access to formal legal information.

It gives visitors a plain-language view of how the company presents work in progress, how product status should be understood, and where formal legal documents live.

The page is designed to support a practical relationship with trust: clear status, clear limits, and direct access to the policies that govern the website and products.

Company

17 May 2026

inAi prepares AI for Everybody

AI for Everybody becomes inAi's public explanation layer for broad audiences.

The section will make AI, agents, automation, and the intelligence era easier to understand for people affected by these technologies outside technical debates.

It gives inAi a place for articles, guides, videos, and learning material connected to the company's product and research direction.

Company

9 May 2026

Four research directions remain under the AGI view

Limits of Intelligence, Agentic Decision Systems, AI for Knowledge Creation, and AI and Business Operations remain the four research directions.

Together, they give the AGI section a practical research map: what intelligence can and cannot do, how agentic systems make decisions, how knowledge is created, and how AI changes business operations.

Each direction can stand on its own while also supporting the larger question of how real-world intelligence systems should be designed, evaluated, and understood.

Company

2 May 2026

Research at inAi moves under an AGI-facing structure

The Research layer is being reframed around AGI, while preserving the existing research directions.

AGI is the question at the top, and the research directions are the work beneath it.

This structure connects the high-level question of general intelligence with concrete areas of work across decision systems, knowledge creation, business operations, and the limits of current AI.

It also makes the relationship between theory and products clearer: research informs how inAi thinks about agentic systems, knowledge work, operational automation, and real-world product design.

Company

24 April 2026

inAi prepares AGI as a System

AGI as a System explains inAi's stance that general intelligence may emerge from the way many capabilities work together inside larger systems.

The page frames intelligence as an architecture of models, tools, memory, context, feedback, planning, interfaces, and real-world constraints.

This lets inAi discuss AGI in a grounded way, connected to systems design and product reality instead of treating it as a single magic model.

Company

12 April 2026

inAi clarifies how it releases tools in the open

The Open Source Approach page explains why inAi releases selected tools publicly and how project maturity should be read.

The page describes how open tools can support learning, experimentation, developer adoption, and shared infrastructure around the agent era.

It also gives visitors a clearer way to understand project status, from active tools and experiments to references and older releases.

Company

3 April 2026

PrismOS, ImageAI Batch Generator, and WhisperMind join the public portfolio

The Open Source portfolio includes active tools, experimental prototypes, and reference projects, each with visible status labels.

PrismOS, ImageAI Batch Generator, WhisperMind, and other public projects are grouped so visitors can see what each tool is for and how mature it is.

The portfolio makes Open Source a visible part of inAi's product architecture, alongside business, consumer, and agent-facing products.

Company

25 March 2026

PatchBay connects Open Source with agent-era tooling

PatchBay remains an Open Source project, while also showing how public tooling can connect to Products for Agents.

The project is now a local MCP control plane for routing ChatGPT context into local Codex workers, with durable worker loops, workspace context, artifact transfer, diff inspection, integration previews, and explicit local safety boundaries.

It gives developers a concrete example of how agent-era tools can expose capabilities in a more structured, coordinated, inspectable, and reusable way.

Company

18 March 2026

inAi publishes its Open Source portfolio

The Open Source category now presents public projects with honest maturity labels and GitHub links.

The category gives public tools a proper place in the product map instead of leaving them scattered across announcements, repositories, or one-off references.

Open Source becomes one of the four public product categories, showing how inAi shares selected tools and experiments with developers, researchers, and early technical users.

Product

4 March 2026

inAi introduces Products for Agents

Products for Agents explains inAi's category for software that AI agents can discover, understand, call, and use.

The category focuses on tools, interfaces, wrappers, and services designed for a world where software is increasingly operated by autonomous or semi-autonomous systems.

It creates a public home for agent-facing work, including Open Source bridges and future product surfaces built for machine-readable use.

Product

19 February 2026

Consumer Products gives Emplo its right place

Emplo remains the current consumer product, now placed inside a broader Consumer Products category.

The category explains how inAi builds AI-native products for individuals, with Emplo focused on helping people handle repetitive career and job-application work.

It also gives future individual-facing products a place to appear without mixing them into business, agent, or Open Source categories.

Product

5 February 2026

Business Products gives PageMind its right place

PageMind remains the current business product, now placed inside a broader Business Products category.

The category explains inAi's work for companies, teams, and structured workflows where AI can turn scattered inputs into usable operational outputs.

It gives PageMind room to stay central while making clear that inAi's business work can expand beyond one product page.

Product

22 January 2026

inAi organizes products around four public categories

inAi is organizing its public product architecture around four categories: Business, Consumers, Agents, and Open Source.

This gives the website a clearer structure. Business products explain how inAi builds for companies and industries. Consumer products explain how inAi builds for individuals. Products for Agents explains software built for AI agents to use. Open Source presents selected public tools, experiments, utilities, and reference projects.

Together, these categories show the shape of the company: current products, pre-launch directions, experimental tools, and public technology can all sit inside one coherent map.

Company

8 January 2026

Bringing AI to the real world becomes the center of the website

inAi's public thesis is now centered on one line: bringing AI to the real world.

The thesis points toward AI-native products and open technology for a world where intelligence becomes part of software, work, tools, workflows, products, agents, and open ecosystems.

The new Mission page, AI in the Real World, explains this more directly. It connects the company mission to business products, consumer products, products for agents, Open Source, AGI-facing research, and AI for Everybody.

Company

10 December 2025

inAi prepares its next public website architecture

inAi is preparing the next version of its public website architecture.

The goal is simple: the site should present inAi as an AI-native product company building for the intelligence era, with work across business products, consumer products, products for agents, Open Source, AGI-facing research, and public AI explanation.

The next architecture gives visitors a clearer way to move from the company thesis to product categories, research directions, public education, collaboration routes, and news.

PageMind and Emplo remain visible product anchors, while the broader structure shows the larger company being built around them.

Company

November 2025

Recognition by the French State

Recognition by the French State. DRIEETS Île-de-France has issued an official attestation recognising PageMind (inAi) as an economically innovative project in France. The decision follows our dossier on evidence-linked catalogue workflows and EPREL-verified fields across electronic displays, foods and textiles. This State recognition strengthens our France-based launch and partnerships. • 🇫🇷

Recent

Partnership

7 October 2025

We’re Selected for EuraTechnologies Pre-incubation (Bootcamp).

inAi has been officially accepted into EuraTechnologies’ pre-incubation program in Lille.

We’re continuing active development of both products — PageMind and Emplo.

Emplo has entered internal beta and will open to the first free-trial users in the coming days (sign-up at inai.world/emplo).

We’re open to investment and partnership financing discussions to finalise modern web UIs for both products and to build PageMind Light, a more affordable edition aimed at researchers and writers.

In parallel, we’re starting controlled tests of an agentic mode so teams can choose between full manual control and more automation over time.

Contact: contact@inai.world

Recent

Partnership

16 September 2025

PageMind Pre-selected for EuraTechnologies’ Incubation Program

EuraTechnologies has pre-selected PageMind for its incubation program.

This is a significant endorsement: EuraTechnologies is widely recognised as Europe’s leading start-up incubator and one of the continent’s top ten business clusters. The Hello Lille agency notes that it spans almost 145 000 m² across five sites, hosts more than 350 companies and 4 500 employees, and supports nearly 200 projects and 500 events each year. The EU-Startups database adds that the Financial Times ranked it the No. 1 start-up/tech hub in France and top 30 in Europe. Its selective admission process makes our pre-selection a proud win.

PageMind is our AI-powered knowledge workbench for retailers and B2B teams. It ingests supplier PDFs, images, transcripts and other documents, extracts product attributes, translates and localises content, and generates compliance text before exporting a catalogue-ready spreadsheet. By turning information chaos into structured, auditable data, PageMind aims to bring much-needed order to modern commerce.

Recent

Company

3 August 2025

Sunsetting CodeMind

After more than a year of closed R&D, we’ve decided to wind down our internal CodeMind project.

Since we began, the market has filled with autonomous-coding offerings at many maturity levels. Competing there would dilute focus. We’re concentrating our effort where customer demand is clearest: PageMind and Emplo.

CodeMind’s work continues inside our products. We’re folding in its core advances—hierarchical multi-agent planning, autonomous code-review loops, and end-to-end CI orchestration—to harden the PageMindworkflow engine. Under the hood, PageMind will benefit from layout-aware file ingestion, graph-based linking across sources, and a durable memory layer that improves retrieval accuracy, traceability, and reliability at scale. The orchestration patterns and evaluation harness developed for CodeMind also strengthen Emplo’s automation pipeline.

We’re grateful for the ideas surfaced during tests with engineering students, and for the open-source projects whose tools and research provided the foundations of CodeMind.

Company

17 June 2025

inAi SASU Officially Incorporated in Lille

The paperwork is signed: inAi SASU is now a fully-registered French company (RCS Lille Métropole 987977 386, 142 rue d’Iéna, 59000 Lille).

This legal milestone unlocks formal fund-raising, revenue-bearing contracts and long-term equity incentives for early employees. Incorporation finalises the share-cap table, board governance and GDPR-compliant data-processing agreements that underpin every inAi product.

From this point forward we are positioned to scale R-&-D, close pilot partnerships and deliver on the release schedule announced earlier this spring.

Company

30 May 2025

Internship Programme Announced

With legal incorporation imminent, we are opening internships across AI research, software engineering, machine learning, product design, and agri-food data science.

Interns will work side-by-side with our core team, gaining hands-on exposure to multi-agent architectures, large-context LLMs and the real-world data challenges of food-tech, career-tech and developer-tech.

In addition to a friendly, fast-moving environment, interns will receive early-access accounts for the products they help build — a head-start on mastering the tools that will define tomorrow’s workplaces.

Applications open today at careers@inai.world, approval is possible after official registration of the company is finalized.

Product

16 April 2025

PageMind Reaches Internal Alpha

Our flagship PageMind platform — a system of repeatable, auditable workflows for catalog content — has cleared its internal-alpha checklist.

Today: repeatable, auditable workflows. Roadmap: automated step planning.

Private beta ongoing. Public launch targeting Q4 2025.

Company

3 April 2025

CodeMind Enters Closed R-&-D

Today we spun up the first internal cluster for CodeMind, our north-star project that will let anyone describe the software they need in plain language while an internal hive of specialised language-model agents works for hours — or days — to ship production-ready code.

CodeMind is still deep in R-&-D; public release is at least six months away, with a private alpha slated for late summer. Our research is focused on multi-agent planning, autonomous code review, and continuous integration pipelines that can run without human intervention until a final security audit.

We will publish technical notes as milestones are cleared.

Company

31 March 2025

Harsh Agrawal Joins as Head of Finance & Operations

We are delighted to welcome Harsh Agrawal to steer finance, capital strategy and day-to-day operations at inAi.

Harsh’s background in capital markets and fintech ensures that every euro we raise is deployed with precision, freeing our founder to concentrate on product vision and freeing engineers to focus on breakthrough innovation.

His arrival marks a major step toward robust corporate governance as we enter external fund-raising.

Company

28 March 2025

Careers Page Goes Live

Our Careers portal is now open.

We are searching for systems-thinkers who prefer to orchestrate tools rather than solve isolated tickets: full-stack engineers, AI researchers, product managers and UX designers who thrive on audacious goals, embrace rapid iteration, and see themselves as managers of autonomous agent networks rather than single-feature coders.

If you believe that innovation scales fastest when bold ideas meet disciplined execution, write to careers@inai.world and tell us what you’d like to build.

Product

15 March 2025

Emplo Development Begins

We have kicked off engineering work on Emplo, our intelligent career agent that automates the entire job-application workflow.

Emplo reads a candidate’s CV end-to-end, chats to clarify goals, then searches European job boards, matches contextually (not just by keywords), and submits fully tailored applications on the candidate’s behalf — eliminating repetitive form-filling while keeping every submission 100% GDPR-compliant and spam-free.

Early testers will help us fine-tune Emplo’s ethical guard-rails and its unique two-stage AI filtering engine before a larger beta later this year.

Launch

3 March 2025

Launch of inAi.world

Today we unveiled inAi.world, our public gateway for all things inAi.

This first release introduces our motto — Innovate. Simplify. Accelerate. — and outlines the six-month roadmap we have already set for ourselves: formal company registration, onboarding the founding team, and delivering the first product milestones for PageMind, CodeMind and Emplo.

Over the coming months this site will serve as a living logbook: every shareholder vote, every prototype video, and every hiring round will be recorded here so that partners, investors and early adopters can follow our journey from concept sketches to market-ready solutions.

We are committed to radical transparency; today’s launch is the first proof-point.

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After more than a year of closed R&D, we’ve decided to wind down our internal CodeMind project.

We’re grateful for the ideas surfaced during tests with engineering students, and for the open-source projects whose tools and research provided the foundations of CodeMind.