Who Lianas is for

Lianas is a sovereign right hand: it handles your email, calendar and follow-ups, and keeps your projects in mind. This page is about who it is built for, and why it is worth paying for.

A finished product, not a toolkit

Lianas is a right hand you talk to, that knows your projects, and follows you across every device you own. It is hosted, supported and accountable, operated from Switzerland.

AI is the engine under the hood, never something you have to wire together or operate yourself. You never open a terminal. You sign in and it works.

Who it is for

Independents and liberal professions

You run your practice without an assistant, the email piles up and your exchanges are confidential. Lianas sorts your mail, keeps your calendar, reminds you of what is pending and keeps your projects in mind, with your data hosted in Switzerland.

People who refuse the US cloud

You want a capable right hand every day, but you refuse US-cloud data practices and you will not run your own server. Lianas keeps your data in Switzerland by default and shows you exactly where it goes.

People who would rather pay than build it

You could assemble something yourself, but you would rather have it hosted, maintained and accountable. Bring your own provider keys, and hand Lianas tasks on your own servers, within a safety scope you control.

Teams that need a data path they can sign off on

Later, for organizations: an assistant with an audit trail, moderation and automated retention already built in, run by a company answerable under Swiss and EU law.

Who it is not for

If you love running your own infrastructure, living in a terminal and self-hosting every service, Lianas is not aimed at you, and that is perfectly fine. There are excellent open-source agents built for exactly that way of working.

Lianas exists for the people who want the result without operating the machine: the right hand, the memory and the multi-device experience, hosted and kept running for them.

Why people pay

The code can be free. The service is not. A subscription does not buy you a capability you could not get elsewhere, it buys you the things that are genuinely hard to do yourself:

  • Zero ops: nothing to install, update, secure or babysit.
  • Predictable cost: a subscription with an allowance sized for normal use, and a simple pay-as-you-go top-up if you ever go over. You pay for usage in plain terms, never a raw per-token meter.
  • An accountable entity: a real company responsible for your data under Swiss and EU law.
  • Maintained security: the audit pipeline, moderation and retention controls are kept current, not your problem.
  • One integrated experience: voice, apps and notifications across every device, built to work together.

It is the same reason people pay for a hosted password manager instead of self-hosting a vault, for a media service instead of wiring their own server, for a managed code host instead of running their own. You are paying for the convenience, the accountability and the polish, not for the raw capability.