Agility Business Services builds AI workforces that finish the job — and can't skip a check on the way.
Quantlys turns your idea into a real web, iOS, or Android app: a council of AI models designs it, a crew
of agents you can shape yourself builds and tests it, and it ships under your own accounts as code you
own. The Quantum Trading Platform proves the model in live markets, with six deterministic gates between
a model's opinion and any real trade. Both write down every decision they make.
Every app and agent you build — signed under your accounts, code you keep
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Why we exist
The hard part was never the idea.
Anyone can describe a product or a trading strategy. What breaks people is everything around it —
logic scattered across notebooks and chat threads, manual hops at every stage, steps that fail
silently, and a config that went stale three weeks ago. You find out after it costs you.
Then something goes wrong and nobody can answer the simplest question: why did we do that?
There's no single record. We build systems where that question always has an answer, because the
answer was written down at the moment the decision was made.
Discipline lives in code, not willpower.
Every other AI builder
Quantlys
One model writing code
The Conclave: draft, peer-rank, synthesise
React Native in a native shell
Real native Swift
Built on their cloud
Built in your local Xcode
Signed on vendor servers
Signed by your Apple team
Their pipeline, their keys
Your phone, your TestFlight
"Trust the demo"
Every decision queryable
The portfolio
One engine. Two industries. More coming.
Every Agility product applies the same idea to a new domain: take work that used to require an
expensive expert team, deploy an AI workforce that does it autonomously, and put hard gates between
the model's opinion and anything irreversible.
Flagship · Free beta
Quantlys Vertical AI Platform
Describe what you want built. The Conclave — five frontier models
that deliberate rather than take turns — designs it, a crew of AI agents builds and tests it, and it
ships as a real web, iOS, or Android app under your own accounts. Start with the stock crew, or
compose your own.
Builds web, iOS, and Android — real apps, not a web page in a native shell. Proven all the way to TestFlight
The Conclave designs it — Claude, GPT, Grok, Gemini, and Nemotron draft, rank, and synthesise. Every competitor is one model
Compose your own crew — custom agents with their own roles, tools, and standards, orchestrated into a workforce shaped to your problem
You own the output — code signed under your accounts, built local-first. No vendor lock, no markup, no seats
Market data in, risk-checked order out, every decision written down. The model reads the setup and
picks a side with a confidence score — then six hard-coded gates decide whether anything actually
executes.
It decides. AI analyses the setup and emits a structured signal, not a coin flip
It protects. Six deterministic gates sit between every signal and any real order
It shows you. A native desktop cockpit with signal panel, P&L, and live agent activity
Paper-first, always. Live promotion requires human sign-off — it is never the default
The workforce model transfers to any domain where expertise is expensive and the output is
checkable. Each vertical reuses the same Conclave, the same handoff bus, and the same gates — so
the proof compounds instead of starting over.
Every other AI builder hands your idea to a single model and hopes it's having a good day. The
Conclave doesn't. Five frontier models — Claude, GPT, Grok, Gemini, and Nemotron — each draft a
solution on their own, then rank one another's work, and a supervisor synthesises the strongest
parts into the plan your app is built from. Disagreement between models isn't noise to smooth over;
it's the signal that catches the mistake a lone model would have shipped.
Stage 01 · Draft
Five independent takes
Each model answers the brief on its own, blind to the others. Five genuinely different attempts — not one answer echoed five times.
Stage 02 · Peer-rank
They grade each other
Every model critiques and ranks the rest. Weak reasoning gets caught by a peer that came at the problem from a different angle.
Stage 03 · Synthesis
A supervisor decides
The supervisor merges the highest-ranked ideas into one plan — and records why, so the decision is auditable, not a black box.
The Conclave designs; a crew of agents builds. Start with the stock four — PM, architect,
developer, QA — or compose your own agents with their own roles, tools, and standards, and
orchestrate them into a workforce that fits your domain. Same typed handoffs, same supervisor,
same local-first guarantees. Your crews are versioned and reusable across projects — your
workforce, not a fixed template.
No competitor has this. They are single-model code writers — The Conclave is a review board.
Quantlys · the last mile
Writing the app was never the hard part.
An experienced engineer — the person who built our pipeline — shipped a game to TestFlight and it
took about six hours. Almost none of that was code. It was not knowing what Apple wanted, in what
shape, in what order. Ten separate blockers, most surfacing as a cryptic numeric rejection only
after a five-minute upload round-trip.
Every one was detectable locally, before Apple ever saw the binary. So the platform detects them —
each with the rule stated inline, a fix written as a sentence, and a deep link to the one place
only Apple can act. We solved the App Store first because it's the strictest gate; the same
readiness checks carry over to Google Play and web deploys.
Apple · App Store
Bundle ID isn't a web addressReverse-DNS, permanent once the record exists. Xcode pre-fills a URL and Apple rejects it without saying why.
Icon entries and alpha channelsMissing sizes and a stray alpha channel produce three different numeric errors, none of which name the file.
iPad orientations left incompleteDeclare iPad support and Apple requires all four. Readable from the manifest in milliseconds.
Duplicate build numbersThe most repeated failure of all, and the easiest to automate. We increment it for you.
Seven undocumented listing fieldsKeywords and Support URL are widely assumed optional. Apple blocks submission on both.
Preparing the wrong buildSubmitting a version whose newest build isn't the one you tested ships the wrong artifact, silently.
Google Play
Package name is permanentThe applicationId is reverse-DNS and locks forever once you publish — you can never change it or reuse it. The Android parallel to a bundle ID.
An App Bundle, not an APKGoogle Play requires a signed .aab for new apps. Upload an APK and it's rejected at the door — a mistake that costs a full round-trip to discover.
versionCode has to climbEvery upload needs a higher integer versionCode; a repeat is rejected. Same trap as duplicate build numbers — we bump it for you.
Target API level too lowPlay blocks apps that don't target a recent Android API level. It's declared in the manifest — readable before you ever upload.
Signed with your release keyA debug-signed build is refused. Your upload key has to match Play App Signing — and if you lose the keystore, you're locked out of your own app.
Data safety and content ratingPlay won't publish without the Data safety form and an IARC content rating completed — the Android parallel to App Privacy and age ratings.
Checked locally, before upload — with the fix named, not just the failure.
What you'll need — stated plainly
Signing an app with your own identity means the signing happens on your machine — you own the
certificate and the binary. For iOS that's a Mac with Xcode and a paid Apple Developer account;
for Android, your own keystore and a Google Play Developer account; for the web, a host you
control. Tools that build from any browser skip this because they sign with their
identity, on their servers — and you get a JavaScript app in a native shell rather than
code you own.
macOS + Xcode (iOS)Apple Developer accountAndroid keystoreGoogle Play Developer accountYour own signing keys
These are the checks we can run on your machine. Apple's and Google's review is separate, and final.
Quantum Trading · safety
The AI never touches the broker.
The model's output is a structured signal with a confidence score — an opinion, nothing more.
Between that opinion and a real order sit six gates written in code, not prompts. A kill switch and
exposure limits cap the downside regardless of what any model says, and every gate decision is
written back to a queryable log.
GATE 01
Bias & regime
Is the market in a state this strategy is allowed to trade at all? Wrong regime, no order.
GATE 02
Position & exposure
Hard caps on size and concentration, checked against the live book rather than assumed.
GATE 03
Kill switch & trailing stops
A ceiling on the downside that does not depend on any model being right.
GATE 04
Idempotency keys
A crash between stages never produces a duplicate fill. Work resumes where it stopped.
GATE 05
Human sign-off
Promotion from paper to live capital is an explicit, reviewed decision — never a default.
GATE 06
Audit write-back
Every gate decision, pass or fail, is written to a queryable record with its reasoning.
35+ orchestrated workflows5-model Conclave cross-checkPostgres + row-level securityBroker API, paper by defaultNative desktop cockpitLeases + side-effect ledgerDurable, resumable runs
A script is one happy path. This is designed to fail safe and explain itself.
The shared engine
A crew is only as good as the thing that rejects bad work.
One model is a coworker. Several in genuine dialogue are a review board. Our roles don't take turns
inside a single conversation — they produce typed artifacts, hand them down a bus with leases and a
side-effect ledger, and a supervisor inspects every boundary. Work that fails validation returns to
the agent responsible. Steps are durable, resumable, and never double-fire.
Property 01
Typed handoffs
Each stage emits a structured artifact the next stage validates. When something breaks you know which boundary broke — not merely that the output was wrong.
Property 02
Deterministic QA
Test suites run offline with model calls stubbed, so a passing run means the product behaves — not that an LLM happened to agree with itself that day.
Property 03
Everything is logged
Rejected handoffs, blocked trades, gate decisions, and the reasoning behind each. Audit trails aren't a compliance bolt-on — they're how this was debugged into working.
Where it is today
A running system, not a slide deck.
The platform is executing the full pipeline on paper trading today, and publishing what it does.
We lead with the gates rather than the returns on purpose — the point of a paper-first system is
correctness and safety, and we would rather show you a system that cannot make a reckless trade
than a number you have to take on faith.
9.64
Sharpe ratio
+8.8%
Total return
−0.4%
Max drawdown
66.7%
Win rate
Live paper-trading account · 218 trades · last verified June 14, 2026. Past performance does not
guarantee future results. Nothing here is investment advice.
You have the idea and the judgment. What you don't have is four salaries. Ship the web or mobile product you've been carrying for two years — free to start, and it's yours.
Small & growing businesses
Get the customer app, the internal tool, or the automation your business needs — without hiring a dev shop or waiting a quarter. Built, tested, and shipped under your own accounts.
Enterprises & tech teams
Orchestrate custom agent crews across your codebase, on-prem or hybrid, with audit trails and policy controls your org requires — plus the Quantum Trading pipeline for desks that need it.
Pricing
Every plan runs the full Conclave.
Start free, no card. Credits power premium Conclave runs — larger models, bigger councils, and
priority routing. Paid plans add frontier specialist models and a monthly credit grant.
Free
$0 USD
No card required
Full Conclave on free specialist models
Parallel drafts, peer-ranking, and a synthesized recommendation
Credits carry no cash value and unused prepaid credits are refundable per our Refund Policy. Billed in USD; taxes may apply.
Agility Business Services, Inc.
A working engine. Now we scale it.
We launch products against one standard: an AI workforce has to produce something real and
checkable — a signed binary, a gated order, a decision you can query six months later. Two are
live. They won't be the last.