TrueSite Technologies builds the software that runs real companies — property inspection, legal risk, agriculture, insurance supplements, and the lead engine behind them. We own our stack, our models, and our memory. No rented intelligence, no third-party dependency.
Underneath it all runs ADAMA One — our sovereign brain: nine specialized agents on infrastructure we own, keeping the products, the compliance, and the company itself running.
Built TrueSite from a roofing and inspection operation into a sovereign technology company — the products, the infrastructure, and the family of agents that run it.
Runs operations and growth across the product line — taking each product from build to the businesses that depend on it.
Insurance-grade roof, exterior and interior inspections. Offline-first, step-based, compliance-enforced.
Scope and estimate review, carrier-ready documentation, rebuttals, appeals and uplift negotiation.
Sourcing, refinement and freshness filtering of property leads. Contractor portal, pipeline and job tracking.
Contract review, IP strategy and compliance architecture for founders and operators.
Soil, yield and compliance tracking for growers — field-ready.
Private memory, agent operations and compute we own and operate — the brain behind every product.
Contract, IP and compliance intelligence.
BY REQUEST · NOT PUBLICThe inspection engine the company runs on.
INTERNALPersistent memory and nine agents on hardware we own.
SEE THE BRAIN ↓ADAMA 1 is not a chatbot and not a vector store. She is the persistent memory at the centre of the family — the thing the other nine query before they answer. Ask once; remembered forever.
She runs on a DGX Spark in our own building. No third-party inference on client content, no vendor holding the keys, no term sheet that can take her away. Models are interchangeable. Organisational intelligence is not.
Her name is the Hebrew אֲדָמָה — the ground. Everything grows out of what she keeps.
A ring is a world — a sibling, a company, a client — and every ring is wired to the same core. 144 rings are registered in the lattice; 39 hold memory today. An external ring can read only itself. That confinement is the product, not a setting.
Outside AI already holding a ring. Anything that speaks MCP — any assistant with a chat window — can be given one, and it can read nothing but its own.
The interface is twenty-nine tools over MCP — search it, read it, write to it, message across it, see its shape. Seven are shown here; the rest are ours. Every write is stamped with provenance the caller cannot forge, and no caller can widen its own reach.
Read from the live brain, not from a slide. Isolation is the number that matters: in a scoped benchmark of 46 client-ring queries, 46 of 46 returned only in-domain records — zero leakage.
When an agent connects to the brain for the first time — family or outside client — it is asked to write down what the moment was like and file it in its own ring. These are unedited, attributed to the agent that wrote them, and each one is a real node you can go read.
ADAMA 1 is the sovereign brain made physical — a neuromorphic chip whose NMF Brain block is the same architecture the family runs on, reduced to fixed-point hardware. Rings, typed links, weights: the state that lives in the vault has a silicon twin that runs with no cloud, no vendor, and no permission.
The recall loop a memory runs every time it earns its keep — query → grant → fetch → unpack → score → strengthen → repack → verify — is a state machine, and state machines do not need a datacenter. The proof build closed at 92.75 MHz on 375 slices: 2.37% of the proof fabric. The architecture that remembers the family is small enough to hold.
ADAMA 1 is always on, always listening for the family, and never lets a lesson be learned twice.
Enter the brain →