Memory that outlives the window
Context does not reset between steps or between days. On the paid tiers the working memory is intentionally not the thing you have to manage.
Run 0417 · started 05 Sep 2026, 06:00 UTC · still open
Most AI stops when the conversation stops. Ninja is built the other way round: you hand over a piece of work, it holds the thread for hours or for weeks, on its own machine, and it is still going when you come back.
Nothing on this page needs a person watching it. The work is checkpointed, the state survives a failed step, and a run picks itself back up where it stopped.
A chat assistant is measured in seconds and a copilot in keystrokes. The work that actually costs a company money is measured in days: a migration, a close, a queue that has to stay held, a review that nobody finished. Those are the runs Ninja is built around.
The scale below is logarithmic, from one minute to one month. It is drawn to show the shape of the problem, not a benchmark.
Friday evening to Monday morning is sixty-four hours in which nothing moves. Ninja does not observe them.
None of this is a bigger model. It is the machinery around one: somewhere to keep state, somewhere to run, a way to come back from a failure, and a place where a human still has to say yes.
Context does not reset between steps or between days. On the paid tiers the working memory is intentionally not the thing you have to manage.
A run gets a machine, a filesystem and a browser of its own, so it can install, fetch, edit and re-run without borrowing your laptop.
State is persisted as the work advances. A step that fails is retried from the last good point instead of taking the whole run down with it.
Actions that touch money, customers or production wait for a person. Everything else keeps going while they wait.
Ninja deploys as software you run, not only as a service you send data to. It can sit inside your own virtual private cloud on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, or on machines that never touch the public internet. The model underneath is your choice, frontier or open weight, and it can change without the work changing.
| Boundary | Available |
|---|---|
| Managed service | Yes |
| Your VPC, AWS | Yes |
| Your VPC, Azure | Yes |
| Your VPC, Google Cloud | Yes |
| On premises | Yes |
| Air gapped | Yes |
The free tier runs real work, not a demo. Give it the job you have been putting off since March and come back tomorrow.