You stay in control
Nothing goes live until you tap Approve.
An AI team is only useful if you can trust it. Here is everything that keeps Laya in check, in plain words. All of it comes with every plan.
What needs your tap
You approve every release
Sites, app changes and WordPress updates wait for your Ship it or Approve tap. Nothing is sent, booked or published without it.
Clients can ask. Only you can release.
Clients send briefs and approve previews in their portal, but their approval never puts anything live. That stays your tap.
Commands are approved once, exactly
If Laya needs to run something on your server, she shows you the exact list. She runs only what you approved, and only that once.
Agents watch, then ask
Agents that check prices, pages or your app message you when something changes. Any change they prepare still waits for you.
Who can reach her
Your accounts stay yours
Passwords and keys live on your server, not ours. You sign up to each service yourself.
Only your chat can press the buttons
Approve buttons in Telegram work only from your own chat, so nobody else can ship anything.
Risky settings are owner-only
The server terminal, AI provider settings and the privacy switch answer only you.
Private work stays on your machines
Jobs marked private run only on your own computers, and every job shows where it ran.
What she can spend
Free AI models by default
Laya uses free AI models unless you add a paid one. Your AI bill stays at £0 until you choose otherwise.
A monthly spend cap
Paid models stay off until you switch them on, and you set the most they can cost in a month.
A daily limit for clients
You set how many client builds can start in a day, so a busy portal can't run away with your server.
How you check her work
See every step
Each job has its own card showing what was done, by which specialist, how long it took and which AI did it.
Mistakes undo themselves
Every release keeps the earlier version. If a check fails after it goes live, the old version comes back and you're told.
Secrets are masked
Passwords and internal details in a request are spotted and hidden before anything reaches an AI model.
A weekly security check
Turn it on and Harper, the security specialist, tries common attacks on a test copy of Laya every Sunday night. You get a plain-words report. It's a test you can show a buyer, not a certificate.
Nightly backups
Settings, memory and finished work are copied every night, so a broken server never means starting again.