Same software we ran as a paid service.
Now it's yours, free.
For two years this platform was the engine behind a $3,500/month managed service. We're releasing it: Dockbox for the cloud, Warden on-premises. Open-weight models, your hardware, one install script, $0. We sell the years of judgment behind it — education, consulting, and custom builds. The software itself is free.
One platform, two ways to run it.
Same engine, same AI crew. Pick by where your data needs to live.
Dockbox — the cloud edition
The collaboration suite we engineered in-house. One workspace, six apps — chat, projects, files, automations, calendar, and vault — with an AI crew built in: specialist agents coordinated by one orchestrator, so your team talks to one agent and gets a whole crew's output. Runs on your own server; your data stays yours.
Warden — the on-premises edition
The open-source multi-agent platform that drives a real browser, your email, your calendar, and your messaging channels — all running locally on your machine, with open-weight models via Ollama. No cloud dependency, no data leaving the building, no per-token bills. Full source on GitHub.
Eight capabilities. One operator.
This isn't a chatbot. It's an agent that takes instructions and ships work — it triages your inbox, chases open loops on projects, and answers from your documents.
Email management
Triages inbox, drafts replies, sorts and flags. Handles routine inquiries autonomously.
Project management
Creates projects, tracks tasks, updates statuses, flags blockers from a one-line instruction.
Calendar & scheduling
Books meetings, manages events, sends reminders, coordinates time zones.
Content & documents
Writes blog posts, generates PDFs, builds landing pages, ships reports on demand.
Lead generation
Researches prospects, builds lists, drafts outreach, manages your CRM pipeline.
Web research
Searches the web, pulls competitor data, monitors news, delivers daily briefings.
API integrations
Connects to any API, pulls and pushes data, automates cross-platform workflows.
SMS & notifications
Sends texts, sets up alerts, manages SMS campaigns, pings your team.
The same intelligence. A different address.
For businesses where data residency isn't a preference — it's a requirement. Run Warden on a machine that sits in your office, not on someone else's server.
Privacy by architecture
Client data, contracts, and email never leave your building. PIPEDA-friendly by architecture, not by policy.
Predictable cost
Open-weight models running locally — no per-token bills, no cloud usage surprises. The software is $0 and stays $0.
Always on
Works even when the internet doesn't. The agent runs on the box, not a remote server — so an outage doesn't stop work.
Legal
Privileged communications and client matters stay on your premises. No third-party model provider in the chain.
Accounting & finance
Client financials and filings never leave the building. Audit-friendly, residency-friendly.
Regulated & health-adjacent
For practices held to PIPEDA, HIPAA-adjacent, or internal data-residency policies — compliance by architecture.
Warden is not a toy.
The agent inside the platform is genuinely powerful. It's also genuinely unforgiving to run.
Why it's powerful
Warden drives a real browser and your real accounts — email, calendar, chat — orchestrated by AI agents that act with the same access as a logged-in user. It runs open-weight models locally via Ollama, so that reach never depends on someone else's cloud.
Why it's easy to break
The project's own documentation warns plainly: this is software that "is probably not safe to run," with no sandbox and no container — the agent holds the same privileges as your user account. A wrong config, an unpatched update, a drifted integration, and it stops working — or works in ways you didn't intend.
Download. One script. You own it.
No sales call, no license server, no trial timer. The same stack we teach in the Foundry course.
Download
Warden's full source is public on GitHub; Dockbox ships from dockbox.dev. No form, no email gate — the code is just there.
One script
A single install script sets up Docker and Ollama and pulls the open-weight models onto your machine. No container images to buy, no vendor account to create.
You own it
Your hardware, your data, your models. No subscription, no phone-home, nothing to cancel. It keeps running whether or not you ever talk to us again.
Why is it free?
Because giving it away is a better business than renting it out.
Because you'll want to learn it
The stack takes real judgment to run well. If you'd rather build that judgment yourself, AiOn Foundry teaches you on this exact platform — $597, 12 seats, live.
Because you'll want help
Most teams don't want to become sysadmins for an unforgiving agent. Consulting covers training your team, setting it up, or running it for you — from $3,500/mo for ongoing management.
Because you'll want more
Off-the-shelf doesn't cover your actual business? Special Projects builds on the platform — custom agents, integrations, full products — from $3,500.
That's the model: the software is free — you pay for the years of judgment behind it.
What $0 gets you — and what it doesn't.
We'd rather draw the line plainly than hide it in a sales call.
Free, always
The full platform: Dockbox's workspace and AI crew, Warden's agents and source code, the install script, the open-weight model stack. Plus the public docs and the community around them. Download it, run it, modify it — no time limit, no feature wall.
What costs money
Our time and judgment: live instruction in AiOn Foundry, team training and done-for-you setup in Consulting, ongoing management at $3,500/mo, and custom builds — because hand-holding, SLAs, and new software are work, and work is what we sell.
Fair questions, straight answers.
Take the software. Ask us anything.
Download it free, no strings. And when you want the judgment behind it — to learn it, to have it set up, to have it run for you, or to build something new on it — we're one message away.