For 25 years, Salesforce, SAP and enterprise software were built around one assumption: humans operate the software. We’re changing that. Introducing ERP•AI and Proto: business software built for ag
The Hook
“Today, SaaS is free. Every system you rent today, you can build and run on ERP.AI for free.”
The Hook
“My name is Steve Papa. In 1999 I founded Endeca, and Oracle bought the company for over a billion dollars. I wrote the first check into Toast. Toast is worth tens of billions of dollars today. This is ERP.AI, where we will pioneer the next category.”
Problem Agitation
“Describe the system you need, and ERP.AI builds it. For the past 40 years, business application software companies have asked businesses to change the way they work. ERP.AI changes all of that. Today, you get to tell the software how you want to run the business. You're back in charge.”
Product Reveal
“ERP.AI is headless SaaS. It can become any business software you pay for today. Your CRM, your HR system, your accounting, your procurement, your inventory, your help desk. Every system you build runs on one shared data model. There's nothing to integrate, and nothing to sync.”
Feature Teaser
“And we built our own agent. This is Proto. Tell Proto what you need: build me a purchasing system, every purchase over $10,000 needs a CFO sign-off. Proto builds it. You review every change, then you ship it. Then Proto runs it. It raises the purchase order, routes it to the CFO, and waits for approval. Anything that changes data asks first, and every decision is logged.”
Feature Teaser
“AI is like hiring a thousand of the world's best developers overnight. A thousand developers without structure mostly overwrite each other's work. Headless SaaS brings back the ability to properly govern and tame the tremendous power of AI. Because it's headless, people aren't the only ones doing the work. Any AI agent can connect, and the agent gets the same permissions and the same audit log as a person. No black box, all deterministic. An application that re-derives its logic through a model on every execution has variable cost, variable behavior, and no way to certify what it did yesterday.”
Feature Teaser
“We wanted to know if agents can do real business work, so we built a test for it. It's called BusinessBench. It has 187 tasks drawn from real back-office work. Proto, running a small open-source model, passed 90% of those tasks. Codex passed 84%. Proto did it for about 1/10 the cost: 4 cents a task against 39 cents. Every task, every pass, and every failure is public at businessbench.org.”
Call to Action
“ERP.AI is free to use. Download Proto at proto.erp.ai and get started now. Today, SaaS is free.”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the kinetic-brutalist-manifesto template.
Ultra-heavy sans-serif letters scale down rapidly from 1.25x to 1.0x with slight bounce.
Use spring() on scale and opacity; calculate frame offset based on spoken word timestamps.
Grid of rounded dots dynamically recoloring from white to orange to indicate overwrite vs kept states.
Generate 2D array of SVGs; lerp fill color based on interpolate(frame, [start, end], [0, 1]).
Rounded badge sequence mapping process steps with arrow connectors collapsing into a unified slot.
Flexbox container with spring-driven width and translateX translations per step node.
Purpose. Disrupt viewer assumptions by declaring legacy SaaS pricing obsolete.
Execution. Massive text lockup juxtaposed with smiling executive speaker.
Purpose. Establish authority via past 10-figure enterprise exits.
Execution. Punchy stat counters showing $1B+ and tens of billions.
Purpose. Diagram why rigid vendor templates fail compared to headless architectures.
Execution. Dynamic slot-fitting comparison bar graphic.
Purpose. Demonstrate governance and cost efficiency using empirical benchmark data.
Execution. Split-screen dot charts and side-by-side cost comparisons (4¢ vs 39¢).
Purpose. Drive immediate downloads with a clear free offer.
Execution. Contrasting brand card with URL and bold value recap.
Objective
Announce an AI code refactoring engine that replaces manual migrations.How the recipe adapts
Replace enterprise SaaS examples with legacy codebases; adapt dot simulation to display migrated files vs syntax errors.Scene durations (8 scenes, 161s)
Key Remotion components
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The most emotive and controllable TTS model

Always-on agents built to handle everything