One Rose per company, with her own memory. What she learns from you stays yours — it never trains anyone else's.
Each answer names the sources it drew on, and you can open them. Rose can be wrong — and she'll tell you when she's guessing.
What she can't see, she says out loud instead of inventing. The gap list is a shared to-do, not a silent limitation.
About fifteen minutes, one question at a time — what customers really buy, which entities roll up into revenue, which numbers deserve watching, and what's off-limits. Where you don't know the answer, saying so is the answer.
Connect QuickBooks or hand her a spreadsheet — she only ever reads. Ask about margin, cash, a customer, a job — in plain sentences. Set bands on the numbers you care about, and she holds every answer against them.
Every conversation and every correction trains a model of your business. When it's ready, Rose moves onto a server you own — your building, your data, your model. The cloud becomes a kill switch you hold.
She isn't a search box and she isn't a dashboard. You ask a full question — "why is margin down this month?" — and she answers with the number, the reason, the sources she read, and the part she can't see yet. Correct her and she remembers; your corrections outweigh everything else she learns.
Set bands on the numbers you care about — normal, uneasy, alarming — and every answer tells you exactly where you stand against them.
Gross margin came in under the band you called normal. Three quarters of the drop is one thing: overtime on a single job that ran long. Strip it out and margin is back inside normal.
This isn't a pricing problem. It's one job.
Most AI asks you to pour your business into someone else's product, forever. Rose is built to leave the cloud.
Rose never writes back to your systems, and Disconnect lives in your own workspace — it revokes her access at the source, not by request.
Mark salaries, HR files, or legal matters off-limits and it binds her from that moment — not a preference she weighs against something else.
Every read, every answer, and every source it drew on is logged where you can see it.
Your conversations become training data for your model — one that ends up on your hardware, in your building, answering with the cord cut.
Rose is invite-only. Ask, and if it's a fit you get a private Rose for your company for thirty days: the onboarding interview, your QuickBooks if you want it connected, your watched numbers held against your bands, and a memory that is yours alone. Before you ask, read what to expect — what she does on day one and what isn't built yet. Already invited? Sign in here.