IaGenify LLC

A software company registered in Wyoming, United States. We build and operate one platform, and the same company answers for every part of it.

1 accountAgent, cloud, domains, mail, hosting
7 languagesOn every page we publish
1 inboxRead by the people who write the code
01 / Overview

One company for a stack
that is usually five.

A team building with AI signs up with a model vendor, a database host, a domain registrar, a mail provider and somewhere to deploy: five contracts, five invoices, five support queues, and the work of making them agree. IaGenify LLC exists to put that under one roof — we write the layer, we operate it, and the same company answers whether the trouble is a model, a record, a DNS zone or a message that never arrived.

One account, one balance

The agent, the databases, the object storage, the domains, the mailboxes and the hosting are bought, metered and supported in a single place.

Built and operated in-house

The platform is written by the people who run it. There is no reseller layer between you and whoever fixes the problem.

Free is the whole agent

Every tool, every model and every medium works without paying. A plan buys room — credits, storage, mailboxes — not permission.

Built for people who ship

Founders, small teams and solo developers who would rather not spend their first month making five vendors agree.

02 / At a glance

Company
essentials.

The facts worth having in one place, and nothing we cannot show you.

Type

Limited liability company

One entity behind every account, every invoice and every policy.

Jurisdiction

Wyoming, United States

Organized under Wyoming law. The terms linked in the footer are its terms.

Model

Subscriptions and credits

A plan buys room; credits pay for what you actually run.

Contact

contact@iagenify.com

One inbox, read by us. The subject line sorts it on arrival.

03 / How we work

We would rather refuse
than pretend.

Three rules that have each cost us a feature. They are why this site is shorter than it could be.

A service that cannot serve is refused
A host whose address would not answer is refused the moment you create it, rather than created and left broken. A message that cannot leave under your own address is not sent under ours. An address nobody reads is not printed on a page.
What is not built is named
No certification, no bug bounty and no funding round to announce — and nothing here is written as though there were. The parts of the platform that still run on infrastructure we rent are named rather than hidden.
A feature we cannot stand behind is switched off
Running customers' commands in our cloud needed a boundary a container does not give, so it was turned off after it had already shipped. The code is kept, dormant, with the three conditions for its return written down.