✭ Uiia
An assistant that only says what your team approved.
A search box, an assistant and guided walks over your own product — and every answer ends at the place in your app where the thing actually happens.
The desk is where your team writes, approves and manages all of it. You will need your workspace’s key.
What it actually does
- Answers end somewhere.Not a paragraph and good luck — the screen, the button, the setting, highlighted when you arrive. Destinations come only from the map of your app you registered, so an answer can never invent a link.
- Nothing answers until a person approved it.Your team writes or accepts every article at the approval desk. A draft — including one the AI itself wrote — reaches nobody, and the desk records who approved what.
- It notices when your product moves on.A rewritten article that was answering users, a pointer that no longer finds anything, a place nothing sends anybody to, and — if you connect a repository — a release that may have made an article untrue.
- One script tag.It renders in its own shadow root, writes nothing into your page, reads your own colours and typeface, and takes no keyboard shortcut you already use.
Six promises, kept in code
Not a policy page. Each of these is a property of how it is built, and the security posture shows the working.
- Nothing answers your users until a human approved it. AI drafts; a person accepts.
- Every answer names its sources, and says honestly when it does not know.
- The model holds no tools, so a hostile question cannot make it do anything.
- Spend is capped per customer per day. Free models first; the assistant being off is a working state.
- Anonymous by default. What was asked, never who asked — unless that person was asked in plain words and chose otherwise.
- Sensitive things typed into it are deleted at the door, before the matcher, the model or storage sees them.
What it does not have yet
Said here rather than discovered later:
- No self-serve sign-up. There is no form on this page because there is nothing behind one.
- No sign-in. People on the desk are real and separate — each has their own key and can be removed on their own — but there is no password, no email verification and no single sign-on.
- No billing. Nothing here charges anybody anything.
- No certification. No SOC 2 or equivalent. The controls are real and tested; the audit is not bought until a customer needs it.
The full posture, including the gaps — written for the person on the other side of a security review.
Getting it
Uiia is given to teams one at a time rather than sold from a form, and this deployment has not published a way to ask. If somebody has already set you up, they will have given you a key for the desk.