Design Partner Program · Five places in the first group
We are looking for five companies that build their own AI systems and have to answer for them: which AI handled which work, under which rule, and what it cost. Design partners get ToggleLogic Intelligence under license, a direct line to the people building it, and a say in what we build next.
Design partner pilots start at $15,000 for 90 days, credited in full toward your first-year license. License pricing on request.
What ToggleLogic does, in one example
Each invoice is a separate request to an AI. Nobody is watching. ToggleLogic decides, before each request runs, which approved AI may handle it, and writes down why.
When a client asks in April whether their documents were sent to an outside AI, the company can answer from the record. That record is what ToggleLogic is for. It works beside the AI gateway a company already runs; it is not another gateway.
Who this is for
Not staff chat subscriptions. Software, agents and automated work that call AI providers on their own. A good design partner has most of these:
The exchange
ToggleLogic Intelligence under a written license for the pilot and beyond, including the maintained model registry (see what a license includes).
A direct engineering line to the people building ToggleLogic, not a ticket queue.
Early builds of the next pieces: connections to your gateway, the tamper-evident audit log, and company sign-on.
A real say in what we build first, and partner terms when the pilot converts to a license.
A paid 90-day pilot under written terms. Pilots start at $15,000, credited in full toward your first-year license. The final price depends on scope.
Representative workloads and the acceptance criteria that matter to you, agreed before anything changes in production.
Regular, candid feedback, including what does not work.
If the pilot succeeds and you agree, permission to name you as a reference.
Your rules, data and records stay with you. Improvements to the product remain part of ToggleLogic, which is how every partner benefits from the others. An NDA is available before any detailed discussion.
Where things stand
We only claim what ships. Everything below is either running in our own operations today or on the public engineering plan.
| Capability | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Decide before each AI request, by the company's own rules | Shipped | ToggleLogic Free, public and source-available |
| Choose the AI for each job by capability, cost and policy | Shipped | ToggleLogic Intelligence, running live in our own operations |
| Cost of every call in dollars; calls without a price flagged, never shown as zero | Shipped | By machine, provider and model family |
| Audit record of each decision, loud when it cannot be written | Shipped | Kept on the company's own systems |
| Works with OpenClaw | Shipped | Runs today as an OpenClaw plugin |
| Works with other gateways (LiteLLM, then Envoy-based gateways) through one decision interface | Building next | Built with design partners |
| Tamper-evident audit log with verification, retention of six months or more, and export | Building next | Built with design partners |
| Local-only work enforced on every routing path, including fallbacks and overrides | Building next | Built with design partners |
| Company sign-on, roles, and separate policy per department or client | Planned | Licensed |
| Hosted decision and evidence service | Design stage | No commitments yet |
The public engineering plan is in the ToggleLogic Free repository: read the roadmap. Release history is on the changelog.
How it works
A conversation about your AI systems, your gateway, and what you have to prove to clients, auditors or finance.
Agree the workloads, allowed AI, rules, and the evidence that would count as success.
A paid 90-day pilot under written terms, from $15,000. ToggleLogic records what it would choose first, then takes over only what you approve.
If the pilot meets the agreed criteria, it converts to a license on partner terms, with the pilot fee credited in full to the first year.
Five places in the first group
Use the request form and mention the Design Partner Program, or contact us directly. Submitting a request does not grant access, a license or production rights; those come only under written terms.