Geneva startup runs sovereign AI and open-sources agent cockpit
NINABOT, a Geneva-based Swiss startup founded in July 2026, has released SOKKAN 2.0, an open‑source cockpit that manages multiple AI inference agents in parallel. The platform adds deterministic memory recall, a knowledge graph, session playbooks, cost controls and human approval for critical actions, and is available for free self‑hosting or as a managed service. NINABOT also operates four interconnected products—Ninjob, SOKKAN, a managed back‑office for Swiss SMEs, and Who Is The Boss—while emphasizing Swiss data sovereignty by running its own inference hardware in Geneva.
NINABOT, a Geneva-based Swiss startup founded in July 2026, has released SOKKAN 2.0, an open‑source cockpit that manages multiple AI inference agents in parallel. The platform adds deterministic memory recall, a knowledge graph, session playbooks, cost controls and human approval for critical actions, and is available for free self‑hosting or as a managed service. NINABOT also operates four interconnected products—Ninjob, SOKKAN, a managed back‑office for Swiss SMEs, and Who Is The Boss—while emphasizing Swiss data sovereignty by running its own inference hardware in Geneva.
The launch demonstrates Switzerland’s growing capacity to develop sovereign AI infrastructure that protects data privacy and supports local businesses.
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