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AVA Ready™
Live
A website readiness scan for the agent era. AVA Ready shows whether
AI agents can read, trust, navigate, and act on a business website
before they skip it for one they can use.
The diagnosis: see what AI agents can and can't do on your
store, free. Pairs with AVA Pay.
- Focus
- Clarity, actionability, trust, transaction paths
- Audience
- Online merchants and commerce platforms; service businesses welcome
Open AVA Ready
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TOVA
In beta · App Store soon
The nutrition app you can actually talk to. Tell Tova what you ate
in plain English and it is logged. She sees your day, remembers
your recipes and allergies, and does the work a spreadsheet never
could.
- Focus
- Conversational logging, memory you own
- Audience
- People managing food, nutrition, and health
Open TOVA
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AVA Pay™
Developer preview · SDK on npm
The merchant-side trust gateway for agentic commerce. AVA Pay
verifies the signatures real AI agents carry, from ChatGPT-style
Web Bot Auth to Visa Trusted Agent Protocol and Google AP2,
through one API, and lets merchants set policy for what verified identity
earns.
The treatment: set policy for the agents AVA Ready showed you.
Start with a free scan.
- Focus
- Agent verification, buyer mandates, merchant policy
- Audience
- Merchants, commerce platforms, agent builders
Open AVA Pay
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AVA OS
In development
A coherence engine for messy AI and engineering investigations.
AVA OS turns traces, logs, incidents, and hypotheses into structured
belief models teams can inspect, branch, and resolve.
- Focus
- Claims, probabilities, constraints, evidence
- Audience
- Agent teams, observability teams, incident response
Open AVA OS
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AVA Next
In development
A resume builder that writes with you and keeps your shortlist
current. Take a short assessment, leave with a finished resume, and
let AVA keep it sharp as your search changes.
- Focus
- Tailored resumes, matched roles, kept current
- Audience
- Job seekers and career changers
Open AVA Next
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One architecture.
Identity, scope, evidence, revocation, and memory are shared
primitives underneath every product. Build the layer once, and every
product gets cheaper to build and easier to trust.
See the architecture