01 / BUSINESS DESK
Decision scorecard
Compare your options using explicit impact, confidence, effort and risk scores. The tool shows its calculation and keeps tied results visible.
Open decision scorecard
MAINE-BUILT GENERATIVE AI
A little wild. A lot of possibility.
Your command center for turning scattered information into a clear next move.
Research. Write. Plan. Make something worth finding.
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Published service information ↗LESS SCATTER. MORE DIRECTION.
Project Sasquatch is Mainely Code’s cloud-based, broad-spectrum AI command center for research, writing, documents and practical planning. Start with the browser tools available today; explore the governed AI experience as its capabilities become available.
BUILT. WORKING. IN YOUR BROWSER.
These are screenshots of Sasquatch’s actual Business Desk interface, showing results produced by its own tools—not drawn mockups.
Business Desk screens · built-in fictional examples · local Chromium rendering. These tools organize and calculate from your inputs; they are not AI chat or live cloud-inference demonstrations.
TAKE A LOOK INSIDE
Pick a task. See how a useful answer takes shape. This is a locally scripted product illustration, not a live AI response or a promise of enabled cloud access.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
No prompt is sent. No inference runs.
Help me compare three ways to launch a small business.
Separate what you know from what you still need to verify. Compare the options against your budget, time and first-customer goal.
ROOM FOR YOUR KIND OF WORK
Bring a question, a rough draft or a complicated decision. Keep the purpose clear and the next step close.
Frame the question. Separate claims from evidence. Know what still needs checking.
Explore research ↗ 02 / MAKE SENSE OF THE DETAILSTurn source material into a usable brief, a working outline or a list of open questions.
Explore document workflows ↗ 03 / READY IN YOUR BROWSERBuild proposals, project briefs and customer follow-ups with on-device templates.
Open the Business Desk ↗ 04 / TRUST IS PART OF THE PRODUCTPlan-aware access. Explicit approvals. No automatic usage overage. No pretend completion.
Understand the boundaries ↗A LIVING NORTHERN SKY
Sasquatch’s original four aurora states, brought out of the app and into the open. Select a state to preview its visual language—not model activity.
Static preview. No model is running.
Motion respects reduced-motion and data-saving preferences. You can pause it at any time.
BUILT HERE. FOR WHAT’S NEXT.
Built in Maine by MAINELY CODE LLC. Sasquatch brings a practical point of view to generative AI: useful work, understandable controls and an honest account of what happened.
Meet Maine-built AIONE FAMILY. DISTINCT MISSIONS.
Explore Mainely Code and Project Northstar. Separate products, shared ambition. This is not a claim that cross-product execution is enabled.
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CLEAR ANSWERS
Project Sasquatch is Mainely Code’s Maine-built generative AI command center for research, writing, planning and documents. Browser tools and cloud capabilities have separate availability and access controls.
No. The preview uses locally scripted examples and original app animations. It does not send prompts, run inference or grant access to a paid service.
The on-device Business Desk provides deterministic tools for proposals, briefs, planning and business decisions. These tools use your inputs; they do not generate model responses.
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YOUR NEXT MOVE IS OUT THERE.
Start with the tools you can use today.
See where your ideas take you.
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