Brain-as-a-Service

A managed brain for your company context

We organize your documents, workflows, decisions, meetings, and operating knowledge into a usable brain for your team and AI assistants.

OPERATIONAL BRAIN LAYER
What it does

From scattered knowledge to working memory

Ingest

Docs, notes, calls, CRM context, project history, and decisions.

Structure

Turn raw knowledge into source maps, timelines, tags, SOPs, and relationships.

Activate

Use the brain for search, briefing, handoffs, agents, and execution support.

Three
Service Tiers

Draft market-test pricing. Buy buttons are inactive while the offer is validated.

Tier 01

Personal Brain

$99
Per month
  • Single-user knowledge ingestion
  • Personal operating memory
  • Monthly brain cleanup
  • Search and assistant-ready context
Tier 02

Team Brain

$499
Per month
  • Team document and workflow ingestion
  • Shared project memory
  • Operating docs and SOP mapping
  • Monthly alignment review
Tier 03

Operator Brain

$1,500
Per month
  • Dedicated operational brain setup
  • CRM, project, and dashboard context
  • Executive briefing workflows
  • Priority architecture alignment

Which tier
Fits the job?

Use casePersonalTeamOperator
One founder or executive✓ Best fit✓ WorksLimited need
Shared team contextBasic✓ Best fit✓ Strong
CRM, dashboards, active workflowsNoPartial✓ Best fit
Regular cleanup and structure✓ Monthly✓ Monthly✓ Biweekly
Best reason to choose itPersonal continuityTeam alignmentExecution coordination
Market gap

The missing managed layer

The market splits into consumer second-brain apps, enterprise knowledgebases, and developer memory banks. Dominion combines the useful parts as a managed service, so teams get an operating brain without designing the system themselves.

Consumer toolsGood for personal notes
KnowledgebasesGood for stored answers
Memory banksGood for developers
Dominion differentiator

A done-with-you operating brain that connects knowledge, decisions, workflows, and AI use into one managed layer.

Private alpha

Build the brain before the automation