Understand what exists, or what you want to exist
Company, market, audience, offer and journey, each entity captured with its evidence state. Connected data is observed. Everything else says what it is.
Layan reads your business first, then turns that intent into strategy, systems, software and agents. Every consequential decision waits for you.
Try it with a company you know. Layan marks every statement as observed, inferred, estimated, or unknown.
Builds on what you already run
This is the Discover stage. Paste a company, and Layan classifies it, maps its systems, finds the gaps, and proposes a first move. Nothing is invented: what it cannot see, it marks unknown and asks for.
Most AI builders start with "what website should we make?" Layan starts with "what is this business trying to accomplish, and what system would let it?" Every software decision sits downstream of that answer.
The order is never reversed without a reason. Recommending a CRM before lead capture exists, or agents before the data they need, is a dependency error, and Layan treats it as one.
See the four stagesFounders enter at Discover with an idea. Established companies enter with a website, a CRM and a backlog of frustrations. Either way, the loop is the same.
Company, market, audience, offer and journey, each entity captured with its evidence state. Connected data is observed. Everything else says what it is.
Does the problem exist, who pays for alternatives today, why would they switch, can it be built, and which assumptions are unproven. Every assumption gets an experiment.
Each change is a proposal: reason, expected impact, affected files, risk, tests, preview. It lands on its own branch, runs QA and a security scan, and waits for you before a pull request opens.
Observe, detect, investigate, recommend, preview, approve, deploy, measure. Rejected recommendations do not come back unless the evidence changes.
Layan keeps a digital twin: business, systems, people, customers, products, journeys, funnels, agents, integrations, metrics and decisions. It shows the current state, the desired state, and the gap between them.
Every agent has an objective, a trigger, tools, permissions, a budget and an audit trail. It reaches your systems through a tool gateway with scoped credentials, never through raw database access.
Finds and synthesizes information. Every claim keeps its source and date.
Analyzes evidence and proposes plans with why, what, impact, cost and risk.
Qualifies leads and drafts follow-ups. High-volume outreach waits for approval.
Answers with authorized customer context, escalates judgment calls to a person.
Writes to brief and brand. Passes brand QA, then a human, before scheduling.
Runs functional, visual, accessibility, SEO and agent-behavior tests on every change.
Scans changes, checks permissions, and flags prompt injection and data leakage.
Ships only with passing tests, a security check, an approver and a rollback.
Gated permissions, highlighted above, always require an explicit policy: pay, delete, export, deploy and publish.
At any point you can inspect, edit, approve, reject, pause, disable, delete, export or roll back. Agents gain autonomy only as trust and explicit configuration allow.
Each pack carries the business models, journeys, funnels, systems, metrics, risks and agent templates of its industry. Layan starts from the pack and adapts to the company, never the reverse.
Credits are Layan's execution capacity. Deep research, large renders, code generation and agent runs cost credits, and you always see the cost before it happens.
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Talk to salesSay what you want your company to accomplish. Layan translates it into strategy, systems, journeys, funnels, software, agents, operations and measurement, and asks before anything that matters.