Not ChatGPT-style training on the whole web. Pick a stack, connect your sources, set defaults—Otig learns your style from real work: GitHub history, brand frames, copy, voice, and the thinking you configure.
Code learns from your repos. Visual from your references. Language from your corpus. You see exactly what you pay for; Otig only acts inside the perimeter you grant.
Otig is premade—not pre-trained on the internet. Each stack learns from your repos, assets, corpus, or recordings plus our baseline.
Toggle options to add real capabilities. The total updates live so you see exactly what you’re buying—no subscription.
Guardrails, approvals, and audit are built in. Otig only acts inside the perimeter you grant.
License
On Otig you buy a GenAI stack, then configure it. The label xx licence is our plain-language name for that deal: what you get, what you do not get, and where the real contract lives.
The bullets below are a quick read for humans. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy control if anything here disagrees with them—read both before you buy for a company.
You own your copy
What you pay for is a configured GenAI product for your organization. You keep using that purchased configuration under the agreement—it is not a temporary preview you lose when a timer ends.
Not merely licensed
This is not “permission to peek at our demo.” You get a real entitlement to run what you bought, within the scope described at checkout and in the Terms (renewals, seats, and limits still apply where stated).
Use it however policy allows
Deploy internally, wire it into approved workflows, and share outputs inside your company as your own policies and laws allow. You stay responsible for misuse, compliance, and anything you connect to the product.
No source code access
You receive the product, APIs, and docs we ship—not our proprietary source, model weights, or implementation details—unless we explicitly sell or grant that separately in writing.
Voice synthesis trained on your recordings.
Image and 2D/3D models grounded in your assets.
Suggestions and reviews shaped by your repos.
Long-form and translation bounded to your sources.
Autonomous workers wired into your tools.