For defense software teams

A secure line for AI.

OpenAI-compatible AI for the editors, scripts and chat tools your team runs. Pay by card or purchase order, under a hard cap you set: an estimated $25 a developer or $2 a staff member a month.

Start your AO and purchase approvals now, for Q1 2027: the assessor sheet and the leader brief are ready today.

  • Built for Unclassified, non-CUI work
  • Authorization Your AO decides
  • Your prompts and answers Discarded once delivered
  • Open-weight models gpt-oss-120b, Nemotron 3 Super, Nemotron Nano 3
  • Hosted on Amazon Bedrock, US West (Oregon)

Example request: Review this Go handler for input-validation gaps, then write the missing table tests.

Encrypted

In transit to Line Three

Answered

Streamed back to you

Discarded

Once the answer is delivered

Findings· limit comes from the query string with no upper bound. Cap it at 500.· Database errors go back to the client verbatim. Log them; return a 500.Tests to add· TestListItems/limit_above_max_is_capped· TestListItems/db_error_returns_500_without_detail

One key each, for the people who write software for the mission.

  1. Software factories

    Code review, tests and refactoring, in editors that let you set a custom OpenAI-compatible base URL. Tested editors will be listed in the docs before early access.

    generate table tests for parse_window()

  2. Squadron and program-office developers

    A few developers, or a defense contractor’s team, bought by card or purchase order.

    explain this legacy module before I refactor it

  3. Staff work

    Checklists and point papers, in a chat tool your IT contractor sets up for your staff.

    summarize this unclassified instruction into a checklist

You’ll need someone who can set a base URL in a tool: a developer, or your IT contractor.

Civil government, healthcare and legal teams each have their own page under Who it’s for.

An API for your own tools, a hard cap and nothing kept.

Line Three compared with three kinds of service on 5 needs, by what defines each kind
What you needLine ThreeA chat portalAn enterprise AI platformAmazon Bedrock in your own AWS account
Use from your own toolsYes, OpenAI-compatible, a key per person or tool.Typically none: a chat window for people.Typically, if the contract includes it.Yes, OpenAI-compatible, with Bedrock API keys; you set it up.
What you runOnly your tools; Line Three runs the rest.Typically nothing: its operator runs it.Typically nothing: the provider runs it.Your own AWS account and its security controls.
Pay for what you useYes, per request, up to your hard cap, per key too.Typically per user, used or not.Typically per seat, used or not.Yes, per request; per-key hard caps are yours to build.
What’s kept of your prompts and answersNone: each is discarded once delivered.Typically set by its operator; ask for its terms.Typically set in the contract.None by default; logging is yours to switch on.
What the price includesA gateway that keeps nothing, a key per person, hard caps, an assessor sheet and a leader brief.Typically set by its operator; ask what it covers.Typically set in the contract; ask what it covers.Model use, on your AWS bill; keys and caps are yours to build.

Three steps. No sales call.

  1. Prepay, or set a cap

    A hard limit before the first request.

  2. Issue keys

    One per person or tool.

  3. Connect your tools

    Set your tool’s base URL to Line Three and add the key.

OpenAI-compatible

Base URL https://api.linethree.ai/v1. It answers from the start of early access, in Q1 2027.

Docs and quickstart
  1. Your tool Editor, script or chat tool.
  2. Line Three gateway Checks the key and its cap.
  3. Amazon Bedrock Answers in US West (Oregon).
  4. Back to you Nothing stored, by design.

What Line Three promises.

  1. No content stored.

    Line Three discards your prompt and its answer once delivered. It keeps account, billing and usage records.

  2. Not sold or shared.

    Line Three doesn’t sell your requests, train models on them or share them.

  3. We absorb any overrun.

    Prepaid credit and monthly billing both have a hard limit, so there is never an open-ended bill. If a request is still running when the cap is reached or a prepaid balance reaches zero, Line Three absorbs that overrun and never bills it.

Amazon Bedrock, which answers your request, follows AWS’s own terms: see the data policy.

Capped. Priced in public.

Prepaid credit, by card: any amount from $100; it never expires, and any unused balance is refunded.

Monthly, billed after use, by card or purchase order, up to a cap you set from $50.

An office with 10 staff, drafting
about $16 a month
6 developers, coding all day
about $147 a month

Your cap is a ceiling, not a charge. With a $50 monthly cap and $16 of use, the bill is $16.

For contracting officers

Vendor
Asen Technology
UEI
GYXTJGFJW5W7
CAGE
16CV0
NAICS
541511, 541512, 541519
Business size
Small business

On a DoD network, two offices say yes.

Your Authorizing Official or cyber office decides whether Line Three can be used on government systems, and your network’s owners decide whether your network can reach it. We’ll supply what they ask for.

Approved for DoD use
No. Line Three holds no authorization. Line Three does not inherit any provider authorization.
No
What to send
Do not send classified information, CUI or export-controlled data. If you’re unsure, don’t send it.
Unclassified only

Built by Asen Technology, from mission software.

Asen Technology builds and runs Line Three. Our most recent engineering work was inside U.S. defense software factories.

20+

years of our software engineering

U.S. Air Force

Mission planning and execution software.

U.S. Space Force

Range operations software, built alongside the operators who use it.

Asen Technology is the trade name of ASEN ENTERPRISES LLC, a Wyoming LLC registered on SAM.gov under UEI GYXTJGFJW5W7. References are provided with any quote.

Asen Technology controls Line Three’s AWS account and its gateway; AWS runs the infrastructure underneath. Administrative accounts use multi-factor authentication, and every access to account, billing and usage records goes to an append-only access log.

Past work only. No endorsement by the U.S. Air Force, the U.S. Space Force or the Department of Defense is implied.

Request now, and start your approvals.

  • First access when Line Three opens, in the first quarter of calendar 2027.
  • Time for your cyber office to review the assessor sheet before then. It is ready now.
  • A reply from a person within 2 business days.
  • Free to request, with no commitment.