The Journey Begins

Jylo, the next-generation intelligence marketplace has officially launched - marking a pivotal moment in how businesses access, manage, and scale high-value knowledge work. More than a platform, Jylo represents a new infrastructure layer for the emerging cognitive economy, where AI and human expertise work side by side.

Why Jylo matters

Cognitive work - research, analysis, drafting, reasoning, problem-solving - is the backbone of any modern knowledge work business. But until now, companies have lacked a unified system to source, evaluate, and deploy cognitive talent at scale.

Jylo changes that by providing:

• A structured marketplace of playbooks for repeat work

• A team-centric assistant for AI collaboration

• Highly validated expert contributors across various industries

• Integrated AI workflows that enhance human reasoning

• Outcome-based task orchestration

• Security and auditability built directly into each interaction

For organisations seeking scalable, reliable cognitive capacity, Jylo offers a new operating model.

What the industry is saying

Early supporters see Jylo not simply as an intelligence marketplace, but as a fundamental shift in how content and productivity is delivered.

“The platform’s ability to combine human expertise with advanced AI workflows is one of the most compelling operational innovations we’ve seen in years.” says Alain Mielle, Head of Innovation at The Council of Europe.

What’s next

With the platform now publicly launched, Jylo will focus on:

• Expanding contributor coverage across specialized domains

• Deepening its AI-native workflow engine for faster, higher-precision outcomes

• Building the world’s most trusted intelligent workspace

Founder's perspective

“This launch isn’t just a product milestone,” says Co-founder & CEO Shawn Curran. “It’s a declaration that cognitive work deserves better infrastructure - faster, smarter, more transparent, and more accessible. Jylo was built to empower both sides of the knowledge economy: the organizations that need high-quality reasoning, enabling their experts to productise it for them.”