Coming soon · founder beta

Your firm already has a brain.
It just doesn't know it yet.

Sanctum is a council of local AI agents that runs on hardware you own, operating with zero cloud dependencies. No OpenAI API bills. No "your data may be used to improve our models." Total sovereignty over your startup's secrets, your LP communications, and your family's data.

Three emails total: founder beta opens, public v1 ships, we cross 1,000 hausholds. Then we go quiet.


Built for the founder, the VC, and the parent who demands absolute privacy and is wondering when AI will finally operate on their terms.

The Triptyq Capital Story

At Triptyq Capital, we don't just invest in the future; we run our venture firm on it. Sanctum was forged in the fires of high-stakes deal flows and LP negotiations. Our agents brief us on pitch decks before board meetings, parse complex financial models, and orchestrate our entire fund's intelligence—all while remaining completely isolated from the public cloud. If it's confidential enough for our LPs, it requires Sanctum.

JCRM UI featuring Squido Studio portfolio profile

One Council. Two Worlds.

A multi-agent architecture featuring specialized entities orchestrated through a single voice interface on your phone.

For the Startup & Firm

For the Haus


What you get

Sanctum Core — free, open source

License: FSL-1.1-MIT (auto-converts to MIT after 2 years).

Sanctum Founder Pass — $129, lifetime

One payment. No subscription. Yours forever.

Who's behind this

We are Guillaume Therien, Bertrand Nepveu, Charles Sylvestre, and Joe Tou — the four General Partners at Triptyq Capital. But more importantly, we are four dads raising kids in a rapidly accelerating technological world.

We built Sanctum as the ultimate solution for our own work-life balance. It's the AI council that manages our venture firm by day, and protects our hausholds by night. It briefs us on our deal flow before board meetings. It answers our Apple Watches from the park. It even locks the network when our teenagers try to bypass their screen-time limits.

We are building Sanctum because we demand that it exists. The business model is "we can't keep maintaining this for free, but we refuse to make it depend on the cloud." A one-time payment for premium features pays for the engineering time. The open-source core stays free forever.


Get notified when v1 ships

Three emails total: founder beta opens, public v1 ships, we cross 1,000 hausholds. Then we go quiet.