Gray puts a calm operator on every engineer’s phone. Incidents get handled in minutes from anywhere, agent crews do the busywork, and every risky step waits for a human. All of it runs on infrastructure you control.
Every incident starts the same way. Someone senior wakes up, opens a laptop, and types for forty minutes. Mean time to resolution is really mean time to keyboard.
Your engineers already run coding agents with production access. From personal laptops, on personal keys, with no audit trail. That is not a future risk. It is happening this quarter.
The people who can fix anything are the same five people. Every escalation routes through them, and everything else waits.
Check prod. Approve the fix. Hear it confirmed. The engineer on call handles it in minutes, spoken, from wherever they are. On call stops meaning a laptop by the bed.
Every agent action runs through a runtime you host. Visible, stoppable, approval-gated, and written to one audit log. You get the adoption without the sprawl.
Juniors operate with senior-grade guardrails. Seniors approve instead of execute. The five people who can fix anything stop being the queue.
No slideware. This is the product your engineers can download this afternoon.
The Gray runtime lives on your VPC or metal. Model keys, SSH access, and everything Gray touches stay behind your firewall. The apps are remote controls, not middlemen.
A live roster of your machines with health at a glance. Any engineer says “check staging” and gets an answer. Any of them can drop into a real terminal on any host.
Claude, Codex, Gemini, and Cursor running in parallel, per person. Each agent’s job, file scope, and status is visible, and stoppable, by voice.
Risky steps pause and surface the exact command. Push to main. Terraform apply. A person approves or denies, by tap or by voice. Nothing destructive runs unattended.
Most AI tools ask you to trust their cloud. Gray removes the question. Our cloud is not in the loop.
Gray runs as a single instance on a box you own. A VPS, your VPC, a machine in the office. You place it, and nothing reports back to us.
Phones and desktops reach the runtime over your tailnet or VPN. Layer Gray’s servers are not in the path, and there is nothing of yours on them.
Transcription runs on the phone itself. What your engineers say never leaves their pocket as audio.
Connect Claude, GPT, Gemini, or Grok with your own enterprise keys. They live on your box, under your data agreements, not ours.
On your box, inside your network. Gray’s cloud holds nothing of yours, so there is nothing of yours to breach on our side.
Yours, under your enterprise agreements. They are stored on your runtime and never transit our systems.
Nothing. Clients reach the runtime over your tailnet or VPN, and voice is transcribed on the device itself.
Only what your policy allows. Risky patterns pause for a named human, and every action lands in the audit log.
In the product today, for every seat. Single sign-on, role-based access, and exportable audit logs ship built in, not on a roadmap and not behind a tier.
Every seat gets everything, the same price at 5 seats or 500. Governance is included for every seat, not behind a tier.
Tell us what you’d point Gray at. A person replies within a day, usually the same one who’ll set up your deployment.