BOSO GROUP · The companies
Fourteen names, one method. Every company on this page was built inside the group — not acquired, not rebadged — and is owned and operated by its own teams on the group's own infrastructure. The live products are one click away. The private ones will introduce themselves when they are ready.
The group's silicon company: an in-house chip organization covering architecture, verification and bring-up, launched in 2026 with its own engineering team. Its flagship program is a memory-first AI inference processor designed for scale-out memory capacity — silicon for the post-GPU era. The program is in development. The company publishes no roadmaps and names no partners; qualified parties write to [email protected].
PrivateThe group's artificial-intelligence company. BOSO AI develops proprietary foundation models and serves them on the group's own compute, builds a voice assistant family, and operates a full-stack AI second brain — an assistant that carries entire projects end-to-end rather than answering one question at a time. It is the intelligence the group runs on, and it is not for rent.
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AI email, done the hard way: on a mail stack the group built and owns outright. Every message that arrives is read, understood and organized by AI before you open it — sorted, not just stored. The address is part of the product: a clean [email protected] that people remember. Live at xmail.com since 2026.
xmail.com ↗
The largest marketplace of memorable US business phone numbers. A great number is the shortest advertisement a business will ever run, and GoNumbers exists to put one in your hands: search the inventory, buy the number people remember, and port it to wherever your calls already live. Buying and porting are both handled on the platform.
gonumbers.com ↗The group's own DNS network: authoritative name servers run as infrastructure, not rented from someone else's cloud. topnic answers for the group's domains from machines the group operates — the quiet layer that decides whether everything above it can be found. When a corporation owns its platforms end to end, the name servers are where that ownership starts.
topnic.com ↗
Private aviation, unlocked. EMPTYJET opens charter and empty-leg flights worldwide through its network of operators, and puts the whole market in an app on iOS and Android. Empty legs — aircraft repositioning anyway — were long the industry's private arithmetic; EMPTYJET turned them into flights anyone can book. One of the group's flagship travel platforms, and one of the three revolutions it leads with.
emptyjet.com ↗
On-demand private jet charter, run the way an operation should be: flights through AOC-certified operators only, aircraft matched to the route rather than to a brochure, and a flight desk staffed 24/7. You state the mission; JETUP returns the right aircraft and handles the rest. The desk never closes, because the need never does.
jetup.com ↗
A curated catalog of the world's finest hotels, measured against the group's own standard: a 7-star, two-axis rating built because five identical stars stopped meaning anything at the top of the market. FIRSTSUITES does not list everything; it lists what survives the standard. The result is a short book of hotels worth crossing the world for.
firstsuites.com ↗
A full-service travel desk based in Sofia. Trip&Fly handles the itineraries that booking engines give up on — flights, stays and the complicated middle — end to end, by people who stay on the file from the first request to the flight home. One desk, one thread, the whole journey.
tripandfly.com ↗
Part of the EMPTYJET family. SPYCARD arranges jets, yachts, villas and services — the full apparatus of travelling well — through a single request. Where EMPTYJET solves the flight, SPYCARD solves everything around it: where you stay, what you sail, and who takes care of the details in between.
spycard.com ↗
A family of health sensing devices: a handheld scanner, a ring and an EEG headband, all feeding one app and one AI cloud. Each device reads a different signal; the cloud draws them into one running picture of the body. The devices sense, the cloud understands — and the whole system, hardware to intelligence, belongs to one maker.
pulsepro.com ↗The division's research arm for vision. PureOpti conducts applied vision research — the science of how people see, pursued with products in mind rather than papers. The company works deliberately out of public view, and its name appears rarely; its work is designed to be used, not announced. Applied, by definition and by intent.
pureopti.com ↗
AI analysis of market data, built on a foundation most analysts can only envy: live collection from twelve exchanges and minute-level archives reaching back to 2013. RealMarketCap does not buy its history — it recorded it, minute by minute, for over a decade. The analysis on top is only as good as the memory underneath, and the memory is the point.
realmarketcap.com ↗
A real-life farm game on real African land. Your crops and your animals are not sprites — they are planted and raised on an actual farm, growing by sun and season while you play. JUAFARM closes the oldest gap in gaming, the one between the screen and the world: tend the farm in the app, and the farm exists.
juafarm.com ↗