GRIDINT is an infinite working surface where every mark lives at a cell, every card shows its source, and the AI proves what it says. Your data never leaves your machine.
Every conversation anyone has ever had with an AI scrolled away and died. On GRIDINT, everything you or the AI makes lands at a cell — a permanent address you can point to, return to, and build on. Work stops being a stream and becomes a place.
Every card on the grid carries its source, and every claim is sealed into a cryptographic ledger anyone can verify. When the AI tells you something, you can see exactly where it came from — or watch it fail to. Trust here isn't a promise; it's a receipt.
The grid runs on your hardware. Nothing you make gets shipped to someone else's cloud or trained into someone else's model. You get the intelligence without the surrender.
The whole board breaks down into three ideas — and the hierarchy is the navigation.
The ground everything sits on. It never runs out, and every cell on it has a name — so anything you place can be found, referenced, and commanded by address.
Yours to create — one per project, topic, or client. Everything that belongs together lives together, and switching spaces swaps your whole working world in one move.
Under every space, as many sheets as the work needs — add another, return to any, scale without limit. A sheet is never "somewhere out there" on the canvas.
The hierarchy is the navigation. You never scroll across the kingdom — pick a sheet from the dropdown and the sheet comes to you. You work in one window; the board does the moving.
The surface is infinite and every point on it has a name. Place by address, find by address, command by address — "place valve at D4" is a sentence the board understands.
Addressing is what makes the grid operable by a machine as well as a hand.
Sheet!Cell · derived, never storedBound cards refresh from their source and roll forward because time passed. Hand cards expire themselves or accumulate — nothing sits and rots.
Every card states its window: 4 of 17 · due within 3 days. A card that can't say what it excluded doesn't ship.
fed · derived · yoursA claim lifted from a document is born carrying its source and page, and keeps them through every copy and export. The assistant reads your schema and statistics — never your rows — and answers with work it can show.
10-Q · 2026-06-30 · p.34Ask the grid in plain words — find the outliers · place a chart of capex at D4 · why does this number say that. The assistant navigates, binds, and arms a ghost — the placement rides your cursor, and nothing lands without your hand. Every answer it gives traces to the record, because the record is all it can see.
Most products promise integrity. Ours serves it at a public address — collectors on a schedule, records with receipts, and a nightly seal against three independent Bitcoin calendars. Nothing below is a demo.
Sealed nightly. A digest of every record is stamped by three public OpenTimestamps calendars, anchored in Bitcoin. Unchanged data re-seals to the same digest — so tampering has nowhere to hide, including from us.
A board stores bindings — where the data lives, the query, the shape of what came back. Never the dataset. Files you attach are read in your browser and queried in your browser; re-opening a board refreshes the binding rather than a copy.
The assistant receives schema and column statistics only. Rows never cross the wire — that isn't a policy, it's an assertion in our test harness, checked on every build against a network capture.
We can't warehouse what we never receive.
asserted by a network capture in the build gates — a foreign request fails the suite
Early access opens soon. Leave an address and we'll place you — first boards come furnished, and the rail is yours when you outgrow them.
Placed. We'll write when your board is ready.
For investors. GRIDINT runs on its own rails — the sealed ledger above is not marketing, it is how the company operates. If provenance-grade infrastructure with an addressed canvas on top reads like a thesis to you, write.
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