See everything.
One engine. Infinite possibilities.
A lighthouse stands in a dark sea at night and its beam turns, sweeping across the water toward you and away again. Named in the light: Delivery, Care, Energy, Private equity, Family office, Venture capital. One engine, six markets.
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The engine
Everything you need to know, in one connected model.
Lighthouse sits on top of the information you already have where it already lives. Lighthouse then understands your business, its context, what you have committed to, what you are yet to decide on, who is doing what and the rules you work under — together, not in six systems that do not work together. Make the smallest change and Lighthouse helps you understand the impact — in real time — before you commit.
What it sees
Four questions, in every business.
Industries describe them differently and answer them just as badly. The shape never changes, which is why one engine can serve all of them.
Under the light
What actually makes it work.
No mystery, because a decision you cannot reconstruct is worth nothing.
Assets, commitments, people, money and rules in a single structure, so a change is never local.
Open any number and follow it back to the inputs and the rule that produced it.
Retrieval over your history, contracts and evidence — not a general model's recollection.
Rehearse the decision. See what it does to money, people and timing before you take it.
The sentence that decides it comes first. The detail is underneath, for when you want it.
Every version, decision, override and letter is written down and can be replayed.
In your own words
Ask it like you would ask your team.
Not a query language, and not a wall of charts to interpret. An answer arrives in the shape you can digest, nothing generic, nothing missed. See everything.
- One sentence that decides the question.
- At most three things that need your attention.
- One visual, if a visual helps.
- Everything else folded away until you ask for it.
If we take the Thornbury contract, what breaks?
You can take it, but not before March — the crew it needs is committed to two other jobs until then.
- Margin holds at 18% only if the freight assumption survives.
- One approval is still outstanding and it is on the critical path.
- Taking it in February pushes an existing commitment three weeks late.
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Scenario plan it
A decision in one place. Consequences everywhere.
Move one input and Lighthouse follows it through the whole business, including the parts nobody thought (or knows) to check.
Margin, funding, cash timing and the covenant you did not think was in play.
The capacity it consumes, the people it double-books, the care or service it changes.
The commitments that slip behind it, and the date that quietly becomes impossible.
Infinite possibilities
One engine. Built for every business.
Each one is its own product, priced and supported on its own. None of them had to build the foundations, and every market makes the engine better for the rest.
What Lighthouse will not do.
- Make the decision
A named person decides, and the system records that they decided. The engine reads, retrieves, calculates and explains — then it stops.
- Hide the working
Every number opens. If a figure cannot be traced back to its inputs and its rule, it does not belong on the screen.
- Pass off demo data as yours
The working demonstrations run on clearly labelled synthetic portfolios. Nothing in them is a real customer.
- Claim accuracy we have not measured
Where a capability is still being validated, we say so rather than putting a number on a slide.
Take it for a drive.
Care and Energy both ship a working business you can explore — a synthetic portfolio, live AI and traceable calculations. No signup, no sales call to see it work.