Your office is playing
the AI game wrong

You are not adding one, you are replacing several. Most offices are already paying for ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity separately, per person, and not one of those subscriptions knows what the others were told. TGOI runs the same frontier models behind a single seat price and puts your files and projects underneath them, so the thing answering you already knows the job.

Only the people who could see them already. Every file is private, org-wide, or restricted to named people, and retrieval obeys those walls. An answer will never quote a document the person asking was not allowed to open, because the permission check happens before the model is ever shown the text, not after.

Because every answer carries its sources. TGOI answers from your uploaded files and your project history, and shows which document and which passage it drew on, so you can open it and check. Where it has nothing to ground an answer in, it says so instead of filling the gap.

$30 per seat per year, roughly ₹2,880, after a free trial — and no per-question surcharge on top. TGOI routes simple work to cheap models and saves the expensive ones for questions that need them, then prints the cost of every answer, per person and per model. Spend becomes something you read as it happens rather than something that arrives at the end of the month.

It stays. Projects hold their own decisions, risks and open threads, so the knowledge sits in the project rather than in one person's chat history. A handover, a holiday or a resignation does not walk out with the context.

It produces. Ask for a report, an email, a comparison or a spreadsheet and you get a finished file you can download — built from your own documents rather than from a blank page and a good guess.

Same day. You create the workspace, invite the team by email, and drop in a handful of real files — a BOQ, a WhatsApp export, a snag list. TGOI reads them once and answers from them from then on, so nobody is re-uploading the same document into a fresh chat every week.

The frontier ones, and you are not tied to a single vendor's roadmap. Routing sits between your office and the model layer, so when something better or cheaper lands, the office gets it without anyone changing how they work or reopening a contract.