Build order

Simulation, then limited payments on mainnet with small amounts, then trials with users. Renaming a tool does not make a different product. The one thing worth testing here is whether many agents' costs in one dashboard are easier to run.

  1. Budget simulation

    Open now
  2. Limited payments on mainnet

    Contract tested, not deployed
  3. Trials with users

    Not started

Where things stand

PartState on 5 Nov 2026
Budget simulatorWorks. No wallet. Share a link or save locally.
Spend desk contractWritten and tested. Not deployed yet. Mainnet comes first.
Fleet dashboard, requests, freeze, allowance controlsBuilt and tested on a local chain. Waits for the desk to be deployed.
Cost reports with CSV exportBuilt and tested on a local chain. Reads desk events.
TypeScript client and sample agentWorks on a local chain.
Test network optionOptional, in the app. The network answered on 5 Nov 2026. The desk and a valueless practice token have not been deployed there.

Planned, not built

PartWhat it would be
Advanced cost reports PlannedTrends, per-team rollups and alerts. Basic reports exist; these do not.
Multi-agent premium PlannedPaid management for larger fleets, if trials show a need for it.
$BURZO for premium PlannedA candidate way to pay for the two rows above. The need for a token is unproven: a useful product comes first, and premium access alone does not explain why a token would be needed.

Not part of this project

Cards, bank rails, fiat, invested balances and partner integrations. If one of those appears here later, it will have been built first.