Evaluation, guardrails, audit trails, and vendor-neutral model routing — designed to run inside your own boundary, so your data never has to leave it. Grounded only in your knowledge, cites every source, never invents. Battle-tested inside our own products.
The production layer already runs live inside our own products. Omos is what we're extracting from it — infrastructure any business can plug into.
Everything Omos does derives from these three. Together they're what lets a regulated buyer put production AI on top of us — and the exact ground the labs and clouds structurally won't hold.
Omos is designed to deploy inside your own cloud or tenancy, so sensitive data never crosses the boundary that owns it. The reason teams build in-house becomes the reason they buy Omos.
Evaluation, guardrails, audit trails, monitoring and cost control are the product's core — not enterprise add-ons. The exact 20% that kills DIY builds ships in the box.
Vendor-neutral model routing with automatic failover across providers. Models change monthly; your system shouldn't have to. Omos is the stable layer over an unstable model market.
Same core. Same isolation. Same never-invents guarantee. One platform serving two shapes of business — pick the door that fits how you work.
Bring Omos in-house.
Give your team an AI that knows every policy, playbook and process you've written. Grounded in your own knowledge. Cites every source. Speaks the languages your team actually speaks.
One day, one team, one platform — seen through each door. Deploy makes the intelligence yours to use directly. Embed puts it inside the product your users are already in, presented as Omos AI.
The team asks Omos directly. The intelligence is visible, and it belongs to them.
ChatGPT and generic AI assistants have no idea what your product does, who your users are, or what your domain requires. Users explain context every single time.
Platforms like Glean run six figures a year, serve only internal employees, and standardise you onto their single stack. Powerful for a Fortune 500 — rigid and overbuilt for a team that needs to move fast.
Building on any single AI vendor means surrendering your data, your pricing control, and your product independence. Switching costs are brutal.
AI models are now capable and affordable enough to embed in any product — a threshold that simply didn't exist two years ago.
Users now expect contextual intelligence inside every tool they use. A product without it feels broken. Every team is scrambling to add it.
The incumbents are built for one shape of buyer — large, internal, single-vendor. The product teams and fast-moving enterprises that need this most have no production layer built for them — until Omos.
Five engines that think. Two that act. Three that make Omos safe to deploy in a regulated business. Every one is a named, ownable part of the product — no black boxes.
Answers are grounded only in your product's knowledge and cited to source — Omos never invents. Each product's knowledge is fully isolated, and your data never trains shared models. Enterprise deployments add dedicated hosting, audit trails, and a compliance roadmap. Our data & security approach →
Feeds on your product's documents, workflows and data — and only yours — so it understands your world, not the internet's.
LiveReplies in plain language, grounded only in what your product actually knows, and cites its source. If it doesn't know, it says so — it never invents.
LiveWatches for gaps and contradictions in the background — the foundation is running today, and we're building it toward a live score of how healthy your product's knowledge really is.
In buildEnglish natively today, with Yoruba and Hausa rolling in next — Igbo, Swahili, Zulu and Twi after that. Native reasoning, not translated English. The African-language layer most AI overlooks.
In buildEvery action is logged today. We're building toward a permanent, tamper-proof record of every answer too — so you'll always have proof of what was known, and when.
LiveTurn intent into work. Omos creates tasks, updates records, drafts documents — validated at every step, reversible where it can be, and fully audited. Six live actions today, more per adapter.
LiveRuns quietly in the background — daily digests, smart alerts on blockers and deadlines, anomaly detection on unusual patterns. Answers arrive before users think to ask.
In buildEvery request goes to the best-fit AI model, with automatic failover across providers. Your product doesn't go dark because one lab had a bad day. Vendor-neutral in architecture, not just marketing.
LiveInput sanitization, prompt-injection defense, PII redaction, action re-validation. The engine that turns "trust us" into architecture a procurement team can actually approve.
In buildRetention windows, legal holds, data-subject requests, audit exports. The controls that make Omos safe to deploy in a regulated business — designed to align with NDPR, GDPR, and SOC 2.
RoadmapThink of it like a credit score for what your product knows — a single number from 0 to 100. But it does more than grade you: it shows exactly what's dragging the score down, and what to do to raise it.
The signals it grades on are already tracked inside our engine today; we're building the score itself out now. When it lands, it turns Omos from a tool people use occasionally into infrastructure a team depends on — every lead who sees the score immediately asks, "how do I get it higher?"
This is the developer experience we're building toward. The engine already runs inside our own products today — the self-serve SDK and adapters below are next on the roadmap.
Connect through the Omos SDK — the same integration path we use across our own products today.
Define what Omos knows, what it can do, how it speaks. Your domain. Your rules.
Omos is live in your product — answering, acting, monitoring, and improving — invisibly, under your brand.
PegBit's studio operating system. Drafts SOWs, moves pipeline cards, flags blocked projects, and adapts to each team member's role and work style. The intelligence powering it is what Omos is being extracted from.
Nigeria's JAMB and WAEC exam prep platform. Generates fresh questions, explains every concept, tracks each student's weaknesses, and adapts every session in real time. Runs on the same intelligence patterns being extracted into Omos.
A studio drowning in scattered docs, stalled pipeline cards, and status no one could see at a glance.
Drafts SOWs from context, moves pipeline cards, flags blocked projects, and answers "what's the status of X?" in plain language.
An operating system that runs itself — the team acts on insight instead of hunting for it.
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An AI-native engineer on a mission to close the gap between AI demos and AI that survives production. He founded PegBit Technologies to build that missing layer for businesses across Africa and beyond — and Omos is the infrastructure the mission runs on. He stays hands-on across the studio and every venture built on the platform.
Full founder background, the wider team, and PegBit's track record live on the parent company site.
See the team & track record at PegBit →Leads the engineering core building Omos — the platform extraction, the delivery unit, and the technical standard everything ships against. He joined PegBit as co-founder to lead engineering into the platform's next phase: turning the intelligence running inside Sydence and ExamSurf into infrastructure any business can deploy.
Omos is a venture of PegBit Technologies — an AI-native engineering studio in Lagos running a studio-and-ventures model. The studio's own products are the proving ground for Omos — the platform is battle-tested at real scale before it ever reaches an external customer. Foundation meets Frontier.
Visit pegbitstudio.com →| Feature | Generic AI | Glean / Ada | Build in-house | Omos |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domain-specific intelligence | ✗ | Partial | ✓ | ✓ |
| Knowledge isolation per product | ✗ | ✗ | Partial | ✓ |
| Per-user personalisation | ✗ | Partial | Partial | ✓ |
| Proactive monitoring | ✗ | Partial | Partial | ✓ |
| Vendor-neutral LLMs | ✗ | ✗ | Partial | ✓ |
| White-label available (Enterprise tier) | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Pricing philosophy | Cheap, limited | $350K+/yr | Months of eng + upkeep | Enterprise-grade, no six-figure floor |
| Emerging-market & local context | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Native African-language answers | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Never invents · cites every answer | ✗ | Partial | Partial | ✓ |
| Knowledge health scoring | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | In build |
| Time to production | Instant, shallow | Quarters + $$$ | 6–18 months + a platform team | Days |
Omos isn't one more app — it's the production layer that takes enterprise AI from pilot to production, inside the customer's own boundary. It already runs live beneath our own products, and every integration makes it smarter and harder to replace. We start where a security review decides the deal — and scale from there.
Glean proved enterprises pay enormous sums for AI that understands their context. But Glean serves only internal employees, only one organisation, and only at enterprise pricing.
Omos is built to serve the product teams and enterprises Glean cannot reach — the same class of intelligence, open across model vendors, adapted to any domain, and designed to deploy in days.
Our buyer is the organisation whose AI stalls at the security review — where data residency, auditability and vendor independence decide whether anything ships at all. That describes regulated enterprises and serious product teams on every continent, and almost nobody builds for them. We don't pitch a demo; our own live products already run on this layer. Built in Lagos, designed for the world — we move fast, ship real, and widen the moat with every integration.
Per-product monthly subscription. Predictable, recurring ARR that compounds as each product scales its query volume.
Proprietary adapter pattern creates deep integration stickiness. Domain-specific knowledge bases produce network effects per vertical.
Own products → in-boundary enterprise deployments → self-serve platform & region-first models. Each phase widens the moat.
The production-layer opportunity was never only a Silicon Valley story. The buyer we build for is the organisation whose AI stalls at the security review — where data residency, auditability and vendor independence decide whether anything ships. That buyer exists in every market, and almost nobody builds for them.
Wherever data protection is enforced seriously, the same question decides the deal: where does our data actually go? Answering it with architecture rather than assurances is Omos's first guarantee — and the reason a regulated buyer can say yes at all. We build from Lagos, inside one of the fastest-growing technology regions in the world, and serve that buyer wherever they are.
Land organisations whose AI is blocked at the security review, entered through Deploy and studio engagements — starting with the businesses closest to us, where trust and integration move fastest.
Product studios, edtech and fintech teams underserved by incumbent pricing and unsupported in their own languages — reached through PegBit's network first, then outward. Every integration compounds stickiness.
Open self-serve, add a marketplace of domain adapters, and move up into fine-tuned, region-first models — the durable infrastructure moat.
Sources: 1. Grand View Research, MEA SaaS market · 2. Partech Africa Tech VC Report 2024 · 3. Nigeria Startup Portal (Technext) · 4. Forbes Africa
We're not shipping a half-built platform and hoping. We're hardening Omos inside our own products first, letting real usage tell us what to build — then extracting it into the standalone platform. This is how durable infrastructure gets made.
Battle-test the intelligence patterns inside our own live products, where we control the feedback loop. Extract those patterns into Omos — a standalone platform any business can plug into.
Turn the proven engine into a standalone product — the SDK, adapters, and onboarding an external team can use without us in the room.
Open Omos to any product team, with the pricing and reliability layer to match — the infrastructure play in full.
Building something Omos could power, or want to back what we're building?
Become a design partnerWe're looking for a small handful of design partners — one for each door — to shape the platform with us before it goes wide. Not beta testers. Strategic collaborators, generous terms, real influence on what gets built next.
An organisation deploying Omos for your own team's day-to-day. You upload your knowledge, we help you get value fast; we get real usage inside a live team, and one clear story of what "Omos in-house" looks like.
Two or three slots per door. Deep engagement, not scale.
Apply as a design partner