How it works.

Ask in ordinary language.
Find answers in your own work.

Start in RPlay chat. Ask for a document, a summary or a draft. RPlay searches the sources assigned to you and brings the relevant information together.

An example.

An agreement rarely lives in one place.

RPlay chatLocal

What payment terms did we agree with Aerts Logistics, and does the last invoice match?

The signed offer of 12 January 2026 says 30 days end of month. The email thread of 9 February moved that to 45 days for 2026. Invoice 2026-0088 was booked at 30 days: it does not match the agreed 45.

Offer 2026-01 signed.pdf · shared folderRe: payment terms 2026 · OutlookInvoice 2026-0088 · Odoo
Open the invoice record
Ask about this client…
Example conversation with example data. The layout is RPlay chat; the answer shows how sources are cited.
Find the agreed payment terms for this client and check the related invoice.

RPlay can look across the email conversation, the contract in a shared folder and the accounting record. The available sources are agreed during setup.

How it fits together.

One box between your apps
and your silos.

You ask in RPlay chat or in an AI app you already use. RPlay Vault, on the Mac Studio in your office, finds the answer across your information sources and sends back only what you may see.

The app you ask in

Your AI app.

RPlay chat · Claude Desktop · ChatGPT

1You ask a normal question.

Question · answer

RPlay Vault · your Mac Studio

MCPReceives the question from any app.
The vaultVector data store and AI, on this box.
ConnectorsRead your sources. Read only.

2Only permitted results go back.

Reads

Your information sources

Microsoft 365SharePointOdooSalesforceFile shares · NASYour own API

3Cloud or on-premise, as they are today.

What stays in your office, and what does not.

Your information sources.

The systems you already use.

Email.

Microsoft 365 and Exchange, Google Workspace, shared mailboxes, with attachments.

Documents.

SharePoint, OneDrive, file servers and NAS: Office documents, PDFs and scans.

Business records and CRM.

Odoo, Business Central, Salesforce, and sector-specific case or practice software.

Your team’s own records.

Tasks, meeting notes, site reports and FAQ, kept on your RPlay box.

Examples to discuss. We confirm your software, versions and access before the demo.

For your IT partner.

Apps connect to RPlay through MCP (Model Context Protocol), an open standard; RPlay is the MCP server for the company and enforces each person’s access. Claude Desktop, ChatGPT and Gemini are examples to discuss; support is checked per app. Structured forms use the separate MCP Apps capability.

Connectors: Microsoft 365 through Graph, IMAP mailboxes and archives with attachments, SMB shares, NAS, iCloud Drive and old .msg archives; business systems through the APIs they provide, with read permissions. An internal API or web service of your own can get a connector too. Optional public company research is on request and metered; customer content is never used for it.

Read the official MCP specification.

Behind the scenes.

Prepared at night.
Ready for the working day.

At night.New mail, files and records are read, scans become text, the index is rebuilt.
During the day.You ask; the answer comes from the index and the AI on the same machine, in seconds.

Harder questions: Deep thinking.

Standard answers come from the AI on your Mac Studio. For a harder question you switch on Deep thinking: RPlay chat sends it to a heavier model through OpenRouter, such as GLM, with only the request and the passages it needs. You see which mode answered. A more powerful local AI server is the alternative that keeps even that in the office.

Start with a question from your working day.

Your company.
Your questions. See it run.

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