AI that works for people. not instead of them.
OPSQAI is building the operational AI layer for industrial companies — delivered as a Windows Self-Hosted product, sovereign by design, and owned entirely by the customer.
The principles we operate.
Bring AI to work for the people who run operations — supervisors, warehouse leads, plant managers — without asking them to hand their knowledge to public cloud LLMs.
Every industrial company runs an operational AI platform inside its own boundary. Knowledge stays where it belongs; the AI helps the team instead of replacing it.
Industrial companies cannot place operational knowledge inside public LLMs. They need ownership, governance and full data sovereignty. OPSQAI is built for that reality.
For People.Not Without Them.
Small. Never overstated.
Every role reflects either an active founder or a planned hire — we don't list titles we don't hold.
Owns product direction, customer relationships and commercial strategy. Drives OPSQAI's positioning as the operational AI layer for industrial companies.
Owns platform, security and the license system. Ships the Windows installer, audit trail and update pipeline.
Owns the AI adapter registry, retrieval pipeline and grounded-prompt contract.
Land in DACH. Expand into industrial Europe.
Warehousing, 3PL and distribution operators in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Windows-native fits their reality; data sovereignty is non-negotiable.
Discrete and process manufacturing. Same operational-knowledge problem, same regulatory pressure, same infrastructure profile.
Extend across regulated European industries where operational AI must run inside the customer's boundary.
Large. And defensible.
EU industrial, logistics and manufacturing organisations with 250+ employees.
DACH + Benelux + Nordics operators with a regulated SOP surface and enterprise IT budget.
First-wave design partners: logistics networks, warehouse operators and mid-cap manufacturers.
Deployed inside your Windows environment.
Talk to us about a reference install, a partnership, or a demo of the Windows Self-Hosted product.