Frequently Asked Questions

inAi is an AI-native product company bringing AI into real-world software, work, personal workflows, agent systems, client-specific systems, and open ecosystems. The company works across Business, Consumers, Agents, Services, and Open Source.

It means moving AI from demos and isolated chat experiences into products, tools, workflows, systems, agents, industries, personal work, and open ecosystems.

AI-native means products are designed around AI as a core operating layer from the beginning, not added as a small feature later. Product company means inAi builds products, not just consulting, research, or agency work.

AI is becoming a broad operating layer for software and work. inAi uses product categories so that breadth is structured rather than random.

AI in the Real World is the Mission page. It explains what inAi is trying to achieve and why the company exists.

inAi has European company and legal context, with formal company information in Legal. The public mission is broader: AI-native products for the real world.

Emplo is inAi's AI career agent for job seekers. It belongs under Consumer Products because it is built for individuals and personal career workflows.

Emplo should be read through the current Emplo page. The FAQ does not present Emplo as a public launch unless the product page does.

No. Emplo is positioned for job seekers, not as recruiter software or an employer applicant-tracking product.

No. Emplo supports job seekers, but it does not guarantee a job, interview, salary, offer, or hiring outcome.

Emplo should not be read as uncontrolled auto-apply or spam automation. Career workflows need user control, supervision, and approval where sensitive.

Open Source is one of inAi's four product categories. It presents selected public tools, experiments, utilities, and reference projects released in the open.

The public portfolio includes PatchBay, PrismOS, ImageAI Batch Generator, WhisperMind, AdditionalApps, ChainerAI, and ChatGPT Assistants UI.

Status labels such as Active, Experimental Prototype, Experimental, Reference Utility, Legacy Prototype, and Legacy tell visitors how to interpret each repository.

Each repository has its own license. Check the license file in the relevant GitHub repository; the FAQ does not create a blanket commercial-use rule.

No. inAi releases selected tools publicly, but private product internals, customer data, security-sensitive systems, and internal architecture are not public.

Use Contact to choose the right route: general message, product access, PageMind pilot, Emplo waitlist, testers, bug report, problem report, complaint, investing, work, internship, research, grants, government, Open Source, contributions, or partnerships.

Start with Partners if you are choosing a collaboration path, or Contact if your request is already specific. Serious routes include research, pilots, grants, public institutions, investors, contributors, testers, and work.