Ichnus for small organizations
Small teams rarely have the leverage that enterprises do — and they are exactly the people who benefit most from frontier AI. Ichnus is free, which means a team of five gets the same assistant as a team of five thousand.
Free at every size
No per-seat pricing that grows with your headcount. The assistant that helps one person helps a team the same way, at the same price: free.
No sales process
No demos, no procurement calls, no vendor relationship to manage. Sign in and it works.
Scales with you
When you need API access or heavier use, program services are priced at cost — your success is not our revenue line.
Helpful where you are
Drafting, research, customer replies, internal docs — the same work every small team does, done faster without hiring a department.
A five-person agency's Monday
A studio of five is pitching a client twice its size on Monday morning. One person uses Ichnus to turn last week's scattered meeting notes into a proposal outline while another drafts the budget — no one on the team is a proposal writer by trade, but the deadline doesn't know that.
By Wednesday the same tool is summarizing a competitor's 60-page RFP response someone found online, and by Friday it's drafting onboarding docs for a contractor joining for one project. None of it required a subscription tier, a seat count, or a call with sales.
Common uses
- Writing proposals, pitches, and client communications
- Summarizing contracts and dense documents
- Customer support drafts in your own voice
- Internal documentation and onboarding guides
- Research for decisions your team is too small to staff
Getting started
Just start using it. There is nothing to set up, no plan to choose, and no bill to anticipate. If your team finds itself hitting fair-use limits on Corus, let us know — the limits exist to keep access fair, not to upsell you.
Everything on this page is part of the Curos concept project. There is no real program, and the scenarios above are illustrations of how a free, non-profit assistant could serve each audience.
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