Laylight
Laylight connects a company's tools so teams can see what is happening and act on it. It turns scattered information into an answerable, contextual picture of the organisation, with briefings, source-linked answers and controlled actions.
At a Glance
- Companies and teams that need a unified view of work spread across many business tools
- Startups and technology companies
- Operations, leadership, customer-success, sales and engineering teams
- Organisations using collaboration, code, CRM, support, document, database and calendar systems
AI Tools by Laylight
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Laylight
Company Context Search Across Apps
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Latest News
Laylight launched on Product Hunt as a tool for bringing company knowledge from connected tools into an AI context layer, with daily briefings and source-linked answers.
Taisiya Katerina Sosina joined LAYLIGHT LTD as a director and was recorded as a person with significant control.
The UK company changed its name from noeome LTD to LAYLIGHT LTD.
The UK company changed its name from AI Switchboard Limited to noeome LTD.
Products & Services
An AI context layer for organisations that connects company tools, builds contextual pages around customers/projects/people, provides daily briefings, answers questions with citations to source messages/documents/issues, and supports user-approved actions and automations.
A custom-connector service for data sources or internal projects that may not have a standard API, including databases, spreadsheets, file shares and bespoke internal tools.
Market Position
Laylight positions itself as an organisation-wide context layer rather than only enterprise search: it combines many operational sources, maintains cross-tool context, produces a daily briefing, cites the evidence behind answers and gates writes behind approval. Its researched comparison set includes Glean (enterprise AI search/work AI), Dust (AI agents over company knowledge) and context/data-layer platforms such as Atlan; Laylight appears earlier-stage, with a 2–10-person LinkedIn company-size listing and a waitlist/full-capacity posture.
Leadership
Founders
Anthony Duncalf
Founder at Laylight; studied Computing at Imperial College London (2024–2025) and previously earned a first-class degree at the University of Bristol (2018–2021). His LinkedIn history also lists a risk-analyst role at Switchboard from February 2025 to January 2026.
Taisiya Katerina Sosina (Taise Sosina)
Co-founder/building at Laylight; completed an MSc in Artificial Intelligence at Imperial College London (2024–2025). Previously worked with Kickstart Global (November 2024–April 2025), according to her LinkedIn profile.
Executive Team
Anthony Duncalf
Founder
Computing graduate of the University of Bristol and Imperial College London; previously a risk analyst at Switchboard.
Taisiya Katerina Sosina
Co-founder and Director
Imperial College London MSc Artificial Intelligence graduate; previously worked with Kickstart Global.
Founding Story
The founders describe spending the months before launch building Laylight to solve the problem of company information being scattered across many tools. Their initial vision was a context layer that connects those tools, links the same customer, project or person across them, and lets a team ask questions and act with evidence.
Business Model
Revenue Model
B2B software sold through a demo-led/waitlist model; the public site invites teams to book a demo or join the waitlist and does not publish self-serve pricing.
Target Markets
- Companies and teams that need a unified view of work spread across many business tools
- Startups and technology companies
- Operations, leadership, customer-success, sales and engineering teams
- Organisations using collaboration, code, CRM, support, document, database and calendar systems
- Executive and team daily briefings
- Understanding customer, renewal and account status across communications, documents and issue trackers
- Project and delivery-risk monitoring
- Cross-functional company knowledge and operational search
- Turning answers into controlled workflows or updates in connected systems