Runs the software house. Spent years watching enterprise clients buy the same capability five times over, in five departments, on five contracts - and decided that was a product, not a complaint.
Crafted passionately by LogiNet in Budapest.
StickyPrompts is not a startup that appeared with a landing page and a waitlist. It is the product of an enterprise software house that had spent years building systems for other companies, and got tired of watching every one of them buy AI five times over.
Two people, one argument that would not go away.
Zsigmond runs LogiNet. Bálint runs what we build. The two of them kept walking out of the same client meeting with the same note.
- Marketing had bought one AI tool, support another, finance a third, and engineering was on a personal account.
- Nobody could say which models had seen which documents, or where any of it was processed.
- The parts that mattered most, the internal systems, were never connected to any of it.
- And every serious question came back to the same answer: it depends which tool you mean.
The obvious fix was a policy document. Companies had tried that, and it changed nothing, because the tools people actually wanted were still outside it.
So the two of them sketched the opposite: one workspace where every model is already available, every capability shares the same governance, and the internal systems are connected on day one. If the good option is also the easy one, shadow AI has nowhere to grow.
It started as a side project inside a software house. It is now the thing the software house is known for.
Small enough that you will meet the people who decide.
No product council, no offshore backlog. If you ask for something and it is right, it gets built by the people who answered you.
Turns the argument into a workspace. Owns what StickyPrompts is, what it refuses to be, and which of the two hundred things a team asks for actually ships.
An agency that builds its own products.
Two halves of the same company. The client work keeps us honest about how real systems behave; the product work is where we get to fix it properly.
The whole company is inside the EU.
Not a European subsidiary of somewhere else. The entity, the team, the contract and the default data path are all in the Union, which is why "where is this processed" has a short answer here.
One certificate today, two more underway.
LogiNet is certified to ISO 9001, which is a statement about how the company works rather than a logo for a footer. ISO 27001 and SOC 2 are in progress, and we say so plainly rather than letting a badge imply something that is not issued yet. Each certificate goes on this page the day it exists.
Quality management. How LogiNet runs delivery, reviews work and handles what goes wrong, written down and audited by a third party.
Information security management. Controls, risk treatment and evidence across the platform and the company around it.
Type II readiness for customers whose review process asks for it rather than for an ISO certificate.
A security review does not have to wait for the ones still pending. Ask for the documentation pack, send us your questionnaire, and see the security page for the controls that are in place now.
- Legal entity
- LogiNet Enterprise Software Technologies Kft.
- Registered seat
- 1118 Budapest, Budaörsi út 48-50. 1. em. 2. ajtó, Hungary
- Company registration number
- 01-09-430828
- Tax number
- 32563331-2-43
- EU VAT number
- HU32563331
- D-U-N-S number
- 301334059
- Website
- loginet.com
- Contact
- hello@stickyprompts.com
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