PRESS · ANNOUNCEMENT
Titanium Computing Introduces Titanium Bot for Small-Business Work
AUSTIN, Texas · October 16, 2026
Titanium Computing today introduced Titanium Bot, a hosted agent for small businesses and agencies, now in private beta with invited testers. Each business gets its own private workspace, hosted and operated by Titanium Computing, and a main agent called Titan that can work through chat, voice calls, its own email address, a browser and research.
Titanium Bot is built for owners and staff who need work completed, not another chat window to manage. Titan can research a question, handle mail, prepare follow-ups and reports, and bring in specialized bots. Each bot has its own conversation, files and screen.
Live improvements make voice calls faster and quieter. Titan gives a short gist instead of narrating its work, greets you for the time of day and keeps a long-running task from stalling a call. A Call button at the top right of the console opens a live panel showing what Titan is doing.
"Small-business owners do not need more software to supervise. They need a dependable place to hand off the research, mail and follow-up work that otherwise waits until the end of the day," said Jason Brashear, CTO, Titanium Computing. "Titanium Bot gives that work a home and lets the owner see what is happening."
Workspace administrators can choose which models are available, and each person can select among them in Settings. When a user pastes a network scan, Titan explains it in plain language, identifies what the scan cannot establish and suggests what to check next.
Messages queue behind work already underway instead of canceling it. A user can stop the current task with a direct "wait" or "hold on." New workspaces come up complete without manual setup, and one person's agent cannot use another person's browser in a shared workspace.
Titanium Bot's Marketplace includes ready-made bots for sales, marketing, operations and engineering. One press adds a bot to the roster, but adding one does not connect an app or take a key without the user's action.
Routines let a bot perform work on a schedule, such as a weekday morning briefing or weekly account review. Marketplace bots' routines arrive switched off and run only when a user turns them on.
"A useful agent should fit the way a business already works: a quick voice call when your hands are busy, an email when that is the record you need, or a scheduled report waiting in the morning. Our private beta is focused on making those everyday handoffs clear and practical," Brashear said.
About Titanium Bot
Titanium Bot is a hosted agent for small businesses and agencies, operated by Titanium Computing. Each business receives its own workspace with Titan, which you can talk to by voice and which has its own email address, plus room for specialized bots that work through their own conversations, files, browser sessions and scheduled routines. Titanium Bot is in private beta with invited testers. Learn more at titanium.bot.
About Titanium Computing
Titanium Computing is an Austin-based managed services and AI development firm specializing in cybersecurity, compliance, and production AI systems for Central Texas businesses. Founded in 2016, it offers flat monthly pricing, a 15-minute help-desk response commitment, and named engineers who know each client's network. titaniumcomputing.com
Media Contact
Jason Brashear, CTO, Titanium Computing · [email protected]
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