
Aito · the predictive database
Generative AI gave software language. Aito is the predictive database that gives it judgment: instant, calibrated decisions learned from your own business data, with a confidence score you can audit and no model to train. The same predictive operators serve your users, your workflows, and your agents.
docker pull ghcr.io/aitohq/aitoFree for development. Production license at usage scale.
See the demos → recognize the pattern → talk to engineering
{
"from" : "invoices",
"where" : {
"Description": "AWS Cloud"
},
"predict" : "Processor",
"limit": 1
}{
"hits": [{
"$p": 0.908,
"Department": "IT",
"Name": "Carol White"
}]
}Intelligent = Generative + Predictive









Real use cases with actual query syntax and production results
{
"from": "prompts",
"where": { "prompt": "Which payment methods do you provide?" },
"predict": "answer"
}

LLMs gave your agent reasoning. RAG gave it memory. Aito gives it intuition.

The live agent at agent.aito.ai calls Aito ops as tools: win odds, effort, references, the outreach that books the meeting, all calibrated from the firm's own history. It drafts the action and gates the send. Numbers an LLM can't invent.
Three ways to make every screen of your product intelligent: surface the numbers your users can't compute (Analyze), narrow and ground their choices (Assist), and let decisions run when the prediction is confident (Automate). The same predictive operators serve a product UI and an agent's toolbox alike.

Make decisions from data — instantly.
Segment customers, forecast outcomes, monitor quality. Start with analytics, evolve into predictive KPIs.

Suggest the next best action — with confidence.
Smart search, recommendations, autofill and routing suggestions. Human stays in control; Aito boosts accuracy and speed.
Apply all three across every screen — that's a predictive application.
The same predictive layer, packaged per vertical, in production since 2018.
For developers — run real predictive queries against Aito's demo database, no sign-up. The shape of the API, visible in seconds.
Predict the GL code for a cloud services invoice
{
"from": "invoices",
"where": {
"ProductName": "Cloud Services (AWS/GCP)",
"TotalAmount": 5000,
"InvoiceType": "Service"
},
"predict": "GLCode"
}Same predictive database, in a container on your laptop. No signup, no API key.
docker pull ghcr.io/aitohq/aitodocker run -p 9005:9005 ghcr.io/aitohq/aitocurl localhost:9005/api/v1/_predict \
-d '{"from":"invoices","predict":"GLCode"}'20–168ms response (P95 < 200ms) · 10M+ records · 90–98% accuracy · 80% GL coding fully automated at end customers · Nordic enterprise AP since 2018 · 99.9% uptime SLA
~16× smaller prompts, same shortlist · ~10× faster than chained LLM calls · structured match where embeddings pick the wrong customer 86% of the time

Tobias Vogel,
Chief Revenue Officer @Gridpane
Buyers ask whether a predictive database can hold up at SaaS scale. Here are the numbers from a 10-million-row invoice routing benchmark, run end-to-end through Aito's HTTP API the way production traffic actually hits it: low-hundreds-of-milliseconds predict latency, sub-linear scaling from 1k to 10M, and what the cold-start looks like before the cache warms.
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