Build high-trust agents for any workflow.
Create pipelines from models, tools, files, memory, schedules, and approvals. Build agents for your own team or ship them to your clients: research, operations, reporting, support, engineering, marketing.


Build AI agents you can trust with real work. Drag tools onto a canvas, give every agent a clear job and a human approval seat. Use 1912 tools and 111 templates, run with any model, replay every step. Every Melaya product runs on that same agent foundation, starting with Melaya Mobile Agents, AI agents that operate your phone for you.
Start with Melaya Agents: the visual builder for high-trust AI agents, for your team or your clients. Device Control is the flagship service built on it: agents that operate your real phone apps, with your approval. Trading agents follow later, under Melaya Labs.
Create pipelines from models, tools, files, memory, schedules, and approvals. Build agents for your own team or ship them to your clients: research, operations, reporting, support, engineering, marketing.


Pair an Android phone, choose the apps agents may access, and let a Melaya run read the screen, tap, type, swipe, open apps, and pause for your approval before sensitive actions.




Melaya Trading Agents is your in-house trading lab: assemble specialist agents for market research, signal design, risk review, backtests, paper trading, and human-approved execution. Coming later, by Melaya Labs.

The rails that turn an agent into an operator. Pick a tenet, read where it bites, and decide if it matches how you want your software to behave.
Run Ollama or LM Studio on your own machine for sensitive workflows. Plug Claude, OpenAI, or Gemini in only when they earn their cost. Point at your enterprise AI server when policy demands it. The model layer is yours, not someone else's pricing page.
Every agent gets only the actions you grant. linkedin_search without linkedin_send_message. database_read without database_delete. The agent can't do anything you didn't approve, by design.
Critical actions pause for your review. You see the exact email, message, or trade the agent is about to ship before it does. One click to approve. One click to abort. Surprises happen elsewhere.
Build pipelines visually, step by step. No prompt-engineering folklore, no Python required. Every step is a real component you can wire, fork, and replay. The non-engineer on the team ships automation on day one.
Projects with scoped permissions. Connectors managed by the team instead of every individual user. Tool catalogs, subagent libraries, and templates that follow your access policy. Roll out to ten people, not ten ad-hoc accounts.
Every pipeline run, every tool call, every model invocation is recorded. When something breaks, you see exactly where and why. No guessing. No 'let me try that again with a different prompt'.
One platform. Same 1500+ tools, same 100+ subagents, same visual builder, same HITL guards. Pick the limits that match your team.
// All tiers share the same engine, data feeds and execution layer, limits. Citadel adds private deployment, dedicated solutions engineer for tools or role creation, venues integration, dedicated workflows, and SLA.

Ten years building software for desks that move real capital. Equity derivatives quotation, booking and valorization at BNP Paribas CIB. Fund manager tooling, on chain vaults and treasury workflows at SingularityDAO. HFT surfaces, market making controls and execution monitors at Singularity Venture Hub.
Every Melaya feature comes from that loop. Real users, real capital at risk, real mistakes paid for in production. Agents with clear jobs. Tools that sit beside an operator instead of replacing one. The same standard those desks held me to, applied to every workflow Melaya runs.


