VALORESEARCH
VALO RESEARCH · PRODUCTS

Products built around durable boundaries.

Start with the work: map what actually happens before automating it, keep consequential actions under human authority, carry context across AI sessions, and verify completed outcomes. VALO Shadow provides operating intelligence; HEIMEL brings the authority product to teams; REHT is its technical authorization boundary.
INDICATIVE PRICING · EUR

Start with a bounded scope.

These are proposed starting ranges for scoping a pilot or integration, not checkout prices or commitments to deliver an unvalidated product. Final scope, taxes and commercial terms are agreed in writing. Hardware, data licences, third-party services and verified-value terms are quoted separately.

HEIMEL · authority deploymentImplementation €10,000–€25,000; enterprise from €30,000/year.
REHT · technical integrationFrom €15,000 per scoped integration.
CAI · continuing intelligencePilot €7,500–€15,000; proposed service €2,000–€6,000/month per mission after validation.
Dyade · AI continuityPilot €7,500–€15,000; proposed service €1,500–€5,000/month per organization.
VALO EduPilot €7,500–€15,000; proposed service from €1,000/month plus usage.
EXUP · measured optimizationEvaluation €5,000–€15,000; proposed success fee 10–20% of verified net value under an agreed measurement contract.
TraXin · outcome brokeragePilot €10,000–€25,000; later pricing per completed assignment to be defined.
AI Factory · governed capacitySetup from €15,000; usage pricing per GCU to be validated.
CARE, Roomit, Digital Habitat, VALO EdgeBounded feasibility work €5,000–€20,000; no subscription offer yet.
Just You · Personal News AgentFuture consumer pricing under evaluation: Personal €9–€19/month, Pro €39–€79/month. No paid launch yet.

VALO30 retains its Norway-specific target of NOK 1,000,000 including VAT. Site, Foundation and infrastructure are separate. See Habitat scope →   Discuss a pilot →

00 · PERSISTENT INTELLIGENCE · PROTOTYPE
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CAI
For teams that need a continuing intelligence mission rather than one-off searches.
Find what matters. Know when it changes. Act with authority.
CAI connects SCOUT discovery, BARO change monitoring, JEV evaluation and HEIMEL consequence-time authority. Start with a bounded pilot whose sources, decisions and allowed effects can be measured. Production integrations are validated per pilot.
Explore CAI →Inspect the canonical repo →

Use cases

Monitor regulatory changes, supplier signals or market developments through a bounded intelligence mission.

Intended impact · to validate

Less repeated searching and earlier awareness of relevant changes. Measure signal relevance, missed events and analyst time in the pilot.

00 · CONSEQUENCE AUTHORITY PRODUCT
HEIMEL
For teams giving people and AI systems consequential work.
Authority at the moment of consequence.
HEIMEL makes it clear who may approve a specific action, when permission is current, and what evidence proves the effect was governed. REHT supplies the technical boundary underneath.
IntentFresh authorityPermitEffectEvidence
Explore HEIMEL →Try the AI Bridge + HEIMEL insurance authority demo →

Use cases

Govern payments, access changes and physical commands proposed by people or AI agents.

Intended impact · to validate

Prevent actions outside current authority and make allow, deny or escalation decisions inspectable. Validate each action boundary and integration.

01 · OPERATING INTELLIGENCE · NEAR-MARKET
VALO Shadow
For teams that need to understand real work before increasing automation or autonomy.
See how the business actually works before you automate it.
Shadow maps workflows, owners, dependencies, exceptions and revenue signals; evaluates candidate changes against real work; forms evidence-backed proposals; and learns from measured outcomes. It never gains execution authority from access, confidence or commercial value.
ObserveMapEvaluateProposeGoverned effectMeasure
Explore VALO Shadow →

Use cases

Map invoice handling, case preparation or service workflows before selecting automation.

Intended impact · to validate

Identify ownership gaps, exceptions and suitable changes. Evaluate rework, cycle time and exception handling against the existing workflow.

02 · EXECUTION AUTHORIZATION INFRASTRUCTURE
REHT
The enterprise authorization boundary for consequential execution.
Make consequence-time authority executable.
REHT evaluates whether an exact proposed real-world consequence may become real now against current authority, state, constraints and evidence.
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Shadow observation can inform a proposal, but execution remains separately governed. Verified authority, enforcement and evidence determine whether an action class can move toward bounded execution; autonomy can be reduced when assurance degrades.
Explore REHT →

Use cases

Enforce exact authorized effects at API, tool or device boundaries; handle revocation and stale approval.

Intended impact · to validate

Bind permission to the consequence that actually occurs. Test bypass resistance, replay and revocation behavior for the integration.

03 · AI CONTINUITY
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Dyade
Cross-session and cross-provider continuity for heavy AI work.
Continue where you left off.
Dyade preserves becoming — the ordered causal trajectory of AI work — and the portable working context needed to continue across fresh sessions, models and providers.
Explore Dyade →

Use cases

Continue research, software work or case analysis across sessions and model providers.

Intended impact · to validate

Reduce repeated setup and loss of working context. Measure recovery time and continuity errors in representative work.

04 · RELATIONAL CONTINUITY · CONCEPT
relAIon
Keeps the person continuous while models remain replaceable.
Continuity that belongs to the person, not the model vendor.
relAIon carries context, history, relationships, methods and working continuity across models and providers.
Ask about relAIon →

Use cases

Explore personal assistance that retains relationships and working preferences across providers.

Intended impact · to validate

More consistent assistance as models change. This is a concept; continuity and user control require validation.

05 · CAPABILITY DEPLOYMENT · CONCEPT
EmplAI
Turns demonstrated SI capability into explicit, comparable deployment candidates.
Know what a digital worker can actually do, then match that capability to the work.
EmplAI gives SI workers stable capability identity, taxonomy, verification and matching semantics. A capability match does not create assignment, authority or permission to act.
Ask about EmplAI →

Use cases

Compare demonstrated digital-worker capabilities and select candidates for bounded assignments.

Intended impact · to validate

Make capability matching explicit and reduce unsuitable assignments. Matching quality and task outcomes remain evaluation targets.

06 · OUTCOME BROKER
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TraXin
Moves the commercial object from activity to outcome.
Connect a defined need to verified completion.
TraXin matches human, digital or hybrid capacity, composes work where needed, governs execution and verifies the agreed result before settlement.
Explore TraXin →

Use cases

Source human, digital or hybrid capacity for a defined assignment with acceptance criteria.

Intended impact · to validate

Make delivery and settlement depend on verified completion. Evaluate completion quality, disputes and total cost per assignment.

07 · PET CARE CONCEPT
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CARE
For owners exploring connected, owner-controlled care for their dog.
A connected picture of one dog, over time.
CARE is an early concept for bringing routines, activity, assisted training and a selectively shared record together. Collar, home devices and health insights are proposed capabilities, not verified product features or veterinary diagnosis.
Explore the CARE concept →

Use cases

Explore shared care routines, activity records and selective information sharing for one dog.

Intended impact · to validate

Help owners coordinate care and notice changes. Benefits require user studies and veterinary review where health claims are involved.

08 · PHYSICAL HABITAT · CONCEPT
Habitat
For people and sites exploring modular housing and shared local capacity.
Physical places that can change with demand.
A physical model for modular dwellings, shared facilities, service, financing and relocation between sites. VALO 30 is the proposed building platform; no Habitat home is currently for sale.
Explore Habitat →

Use cases

Assess modular housing, shared facilities and relocation options for a specific site.

Intended impact · to validate

Improve flexibility as local demand changes. Site feasibility, full cost, permitting and occupancy must be assessed before claiming value.

09 · DIGITAL ENTITY · PROTOTYPE
Digital Habitat
For founders who need a portable legal and operational company identity.
Form and operate a digital entity across providers.
A digital entity with a canonical company identity, beneficial ownership, jurisdiction adapters and regulated third-party treasury. Rwanda is the first formation prototype; a completed live incorporation has not been demonstrated. Separate from physical Habitat.
Explore Digital Habitat →

Use cases

Prototype company formation and continuity of company identity across regulated providers.

Intended impact · to validate

Reduce repeated administration and fragmented records. Validate provider integration and jurisdiction-specific requirements.

10 · PERSISTENT IDENTITY · CONCEPT
Just You
For people and other principals whose address should survive changing devices and providers.
One stable principal address. Replaceable endpoints.
Just You owns persistent identity and addressing across devices, networks, accounts and channels. Dyade carries work continuity, relAIon carries relational continuity, and HEIMEL decides current permission to act. The public product surface is still being defined.
Ask about Just You →

Use cases

Keep a principal’s identity and address consistent as devices, accounts and communication channels change.

Intended impact · to validate

Reduce fragmentation and repeated setup. Portability, recovery and permission handling must be validated.

11 · ECONOMIC OPTIMIZATION · EVALUATION
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EXUP
For AI builders and operators with a real workload and measurable cost or quality baseline.
Keep only improvements that survive a locked evaluation.
EXUP evaluates bounded changes to an AI system against an agreed workload and baseline. Improvement in quality, cost, latency, throughput or compute must be verified per case; no general savings or hardware-downscale result is promised.
Explore EXUP →

Use cases

Evaluate a real AI workload against a locked quality, cost, latency or throughput baseline.

Intended impact · to validate

Retain only verified improvements within agreed constraints. Savings are case-specific; no general percentage is claimed.

12 · PRODUCTION SYSTEM · PROTOTYPE
Factory Line
For teams that need repeatable, governed delivery of a defined outcome.
A purchasable production line over governed work.
Factory Line is the proposed customer-facing offer. Factory OS is its operational runtime; GCU is the bounded unit of completed work. The public Factory endpoint is not a working demonstration yet.
Ask about Factory Line →

Use cases

Explore repeatable delivery of document preparation, reconciliation or other bounded operational work.

Intended impact · to validate

Make output, constraints and completion evidence comparable across runs. Measure quality, exceptions and cost per accepted outcome.

13 · EDGE AND PHYSICAL EFFECTS · PROTOTYPE
VALO Edge
For builders placing inference and controlled physical effects on local hardware.
Keep the decision and its consequence close to the device.
The edge infrastructure and its governed physical applications are separate tracks. Local evaluation, device enforcement and evidence must be demonstrated on actual target hardware and task before a deployment claim. An industrial pilot and economics remain open.
Explore the research →

Use cases

Test local inference and controlled physical effects on constrained target hardware.

Intended impact · to validate

Potentially reduce latency and dependence on remote compute. Hardware performance, reliability and feedback binding require target-specific tests.

14 · RELATIONAL ROOM · PROTOTYPE
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Roomit
For shared spaces where assistance, interpretation and translation need one room context.
One room state across Assist, Intelligence and Translate.
A browser prototype is publicly reachable. Its current Assist surface reported that AI was not connected during verification, so the link is a direct prototype preview rather than a working AI demonstration.
Open prototype →

Use cases

Explore shared-room assistance, interpretation and translation using a common room context.

Intended impact · to validate

Potentially reduce repeated explanation and context mismatch. The prototype’s connected AI behavior must be demonstrated before benefits are claimed.

15 · CHARACTER-LED ENTERTAINMENT WORLD
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OLAV
For everyone who wants to follow Olav, his family and their continuing stories.
Meet Olav. Enter a world that remembers what happens.
OLAV is a character-led entertainment universe built around stories, music, relationships and episodes. The public world is a creative experience, not a claim that Olav is an autonomous personal agent.
Explore OLAV →

Use cases

Follow continuing stories, music and episodes around Olav and his family.

Intended impact · to validate

Build continuity across creative experiences. Evaluate audience engagement and return visits; no audience outcome is promised.

16 · EDUCATION FACTORY · NEAR-MARKET
VALO Edu
For educators and operators turning source material into governed learning content.
Produce learning content with traceable inputs.
The Education Content Factory is an application track. Its current live site may lag the merged source because its Railway deployment has been blocked; treat the live surface as a preview pending redeployment.
Explore VALO Edu →

Use cases

Turn source material into traceable lessons, exercises and learning content for educator review.

Intended impact · to validate

Support repeatable content production. Measure educator effort, content accuracy and learning outcomes separately.

This public catalog distinguishes products, concepts, infrastructure and prototypes. Use cases describe proposed applications. Intended impact describes the value to test, not a measured customer result. A published page does not mean a capability is available for purchase or proven in production.
Architecture choices

Different responsibilities address different failures.

A recommendation can be useful without being authorized. A tool can be connected without having permission for the proposed effect. An authorized command can execute without proving the intended result. CAI, AI Bridge, HEIMEL/REHT and evidence keep those decisions separate.

The same separation explains the wider map: identity survives provider changes; continuity preserves work across sessions; EXUP optimizes within an accepted outcome; GCU settlement requires supported completion.

Read why each layer exists
GOVERNED COMPLETION UNIT

GCU · Governed Completion Unit

One bounded piece of work complete under its Governed Contract: evidence present, constraints satisfied, authority valid and outcome recorded.