Build revenue tools in days, not months
The Bourne API gives every internal app the same memory, connections, and guardrails that Bourne itself runs on.
import { Bourne } from '@bourne/sdk';
const bourne = new Bourne({ apiKey: process.env.BOURNE_API_KEY });
// Memory, connections, and guardrails come with the platform.
const report = await bourne.ask({
user: 'rep_184', // access control applies automatically
question: 'Which renewals this quarter are at risk, and why?',
writeMemory: true, // this interaction compounds org memory
});Every internal AI tool starts the same way: connectors, auth, guardrails, prompt plumbing. Months pass before anyone asks it a question. And the finished app still knows nothing about how you sell. Bourne is the substrate your tools should have started on.
One memory, every app
Every app you build reads and writes the same deal, company, rep, and organization memory. An interaction in any one of them compounds the memory for all of them.
Connections come included
Email, calendar, CRM, call recordings, MCP. Bourne manages the connections and their sync, so you never build or babysit a connector again.
Guardrails below your app, not inside it
Per-user access control and playbook governance run at the platform layer. Your app inherits them; you never reimplement them.
It knows how your org works
Outputs follow your playbooks and ways of working in every app you ship, the same way they do in Bourne itself.
Observability out of the box
Every app comes with usage and behavior metrics: who uses it, what they ask, and what it drives. Measure adoption and ROI without wiring a single event.
Pay as you go
Free to get started, charged on usage. No platform fee, no seat minimums, no commitment before your first app ships.
Committed spend with OpenAI or Anthropic? Bourne runs on it. Point the commitment at the platform and turn it into shipped tools and measurable ROI.
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