Unifying Systems is a software company with AI at the core of everything it ships. Kico, our AI workspace, builds and runs the apps a company needs. Termuna and PlumeSQL come from the same hands.
We are engineers who build products, not slide decks. AI sits in the core of each one: agents that build and check software, models that run on your own GPU, and tools where people and agents share the same session. We run everything we ship, so we build it to be run.
Say what you need. Kico builds it.
A team describes what it needs and Kico builds it, checks it and keeps it running. A dev agent builds every app in its own sandbox and tests it in a real browser before it says done. A personal assistant knows your projects and colleagues. Agents you create do the recurring work, each with its own email address, and ask before anything leaves.
Builds each app in its own sandbox, any stack, and checks it in a real browser before it says done.
Knows your projects, colleagues and memory, and runs the organization from a chat.
Made from a sentence. They work on schedules, events and email, and ask before anything leaves.
Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, xAI or open weights on your own GPU, fine-tuned on your own work.
Every agent you make in Kico gets one of fourteen tile animals.
TerminalOne session. Every screen.
A fast, native terminal for Linux, macOS and Windows whose session keeps running when you stand up. Pick it up live from the web or your phone, end to end encrypted, and approve what your coding agent asks for from wherever you are.
PostgreSQL IDETurn SQL into tools.
A desktop IDE that only does PostgreSQL and goes deep on it. Built on PostgreSQL's own parser and catalogs, with a grid that takes millions of rows, an EXPLAIN that tells you what is wrong, and SQL files that become monitors, dashboards and buttons.
A product with AI in it needs more than a model. It needs the database, the system underneath, the infrastructure and the interface. We do all of it, in house.
Planning, tools, sandboxes and approvals. Kico's agents build and test software and handle the recurring work, and they stop and ask before anything leaves.
Open-weight models served on your servers, fine-tuned over a weekend on a DGX Spark, so the data never has to leave the building.
A terminal whose session survives the lid closing: native rendering, an end to end encrypted relay, a web viewer and a phone app.
Parsers, catalogs, query plans and grids that hold millions of rows. We build on the database's own internals instead of around them.
Kubernetes, isolated sandboxes, mutual TLS, deploys and monitoring. We run what we build, so it is built to be run.
Web, desktop and mobile, designed and built by the same people who write the backend, so nothing is lost between the two.
The people who scope the work are the people who do it. No layers and no handoffs.
We operate our products for years, so monitoring, docs and clean architecture ship with every one.
Every product leaves the choice of where data goes with the customer, down to never leaving the building.
If something is not worth building, we say so. Trust compounds better than any single contract.
A tool your team keeps renting, work nobody wants to do by hand, a system that should talk to another one. Tell us in a few lines and we will tell you honestly what we would build, and whether you need us at all.
