Most AI agents optimize their own metric. Businesses do not grow that way. Glaium coordinates every agent around the one constraint that limits the whole system, so effort goes where it pays.
Theory of Constraints (TOC) is a management method built on a simple observation. A system moves only as fast as its slowest step. Improving any other step adds cost and no output. Glaium applies this idea continuously, with live data, across every part of a business.
For a mobile business, the Optimizer reads five growth systems every day: Acquire, Activate, Retain, Monetize and Financials. It flags which one is holding the others back.
You set the business goal. Glaium cascades it backward into operating targets for each part of the system: how much to acquire, what to retain, what to earn. Agents work against those targets, so every local decision traces back to the goal you set.
Each agent owns one part of the business and analyses it. The Optimizer reads every analysis against the full picture of the business and decides what today's priority is. You get one recommendation with its reasoning, never a list of agents competing for attention.
The architecture is hybrid. A quantitative engine produces every number. Language models explain, reason and compare. Every figure in a recommendation traces back to the engine. Nothing is invented.
One card. One decision. Everything you need to act on it.
Acquisition is today's constraint, and this is the largest lever on it. Retention and pricing are stable this week, so they wait.
Illustrative data. Fictional app and round figures.
Glaium only recommends until you decide otherwise. Automatic changes are off by default.
The Optimizer works on any system that has a goal and measurable flows. Business models run on top of the same engine. Mobile apps and games are the first. Others are in development.
Glaium is native to the Model Context Protocol (MCP), so your own AI agents can read the diagnosis, the critical path and the daily recommendation directly. A public SDK lets your apps and services call Glaium.
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