BrutalOS by Brutal AI: the operating system for your company
BrutalOS is an operating system for your company, built by Brutal AI in Vienna. Brutal engineers set it up with your team on site. After that your team changes the software itself: write down what you need, test the proposal in a preview, put it live.
What is BrutalOS?
BrutalOS is the software your company runs on, fitted to the way you work. It is not an off-the-shelf product you have to bend into shape. Brutal AI builds it around how your company really operates: your pricing rules, your approvals, your departments.
What matters is what happens next. Your team changes the system itself, with no vendor ticket and no coding skills. On BrutalOS, even marketing people build complete web applications, for example a page where customers sign up for an event, with a list of every sign-up for the team.
How does your team change the software itself?
There are three steps. Someone on your team writes down in plain words what should change. BrutalOS turns that into a proposal and shows what it would affect. You test the preview, and only when it is right does the change go live.
An example from sales: the head of sales writes that from Monday, discounts above 10% should come to her instead of the managing director. BrutalOS reports that three open quotes would be affected and offers the preview. After testing it, the head of sales puts the rule live herself.
Whole applications are built the same way, such as a quote calculator with your prices or a holiday request that the team lead approves in one click. When something changes later, the team that owns it adjusts the application itself.
Who builds BrutalOS with you?
BrutalOS was designed by Ivo Kolev, co-founder of Brutal AI and CTO of the GoStudent Group since 2018. Brutal AI was co-founded by Felix Ohswald and Gregor Müller, who founded GoStudent.
On site, Brutal engineers work with you. They sit with your team, learn how your company really works and build the system with you. Then they train your people and stay reachable. If you want to carry on by yourselves, you carry on by yourselves.
What does BrutalOS replace, who owns the code and how is it billed?
Step by step, BrutalOS can replace any software you buy in, all the way to the ERP if you want. You decide where to start. Instead of four companies, a consultancy, a software house, a vendor and an AI provider, you deal with one.
You own the code, documented and explained. The AI runs on Brutal AI's own servers or in your own building. Instead of per-seat licences you pay one service and maintenance fee, no matter how many people use it.
LernQuadrat shows what this looks like in practice. It ran on a decade of TYPO3 that nobody fully understood any more. An embedded team turned it into a modern, AI-ready platform while the business kept running. LernQuadrat owns the code, the data and the infrastructure.
Frequently asked questions
Is BrutalOS an operating system for computers?
No. BrutalOS by Brutal AI is an operating system for companies, not software for individual PCs or servers. It is the platform your processes and applications run on, and your team changes it by writing what it needs. It has nothing to do with the open-source project BRUTAL.
Do I need coding skills to change BrutalOS?
No. You write down in plain words what you need. BrutalOS makes a proposal, you test the preview and put the change live. This is how even marketing people build complete web applications.
Can BrutalOS replace our ERP?
Yes, if you want it to. BrutalOS replaces any software you buy in, step by step, all the way to the ERP. You decide which tool comes first.
Who owns the code?
You do. The code belongs to your company, documented and explained. Your team is trained on it and can keep building, and Brutal AI's engineers stay reachable for the tricky questions.
What does BrutalOS cost?
Brutal AI charges one service and maintenance fee instead of per-seat licences. The fee does not depend on how many people use the system. We discuss actual amounts with you in a call.
Which software annoys you the most?
Tell us, and in one call we show you how your team can replace it themselves.