We chose the name deliberately. In French physics, la célérité is the speed of a wave — the letter c itself, the speed of light, on a platform computed by lasers. It shares its Latin root celer with Accelerare, so the company and the product speak one language: speed, chosen as strategy. Every demo here runs live and ends with a classical check you can watch, every use case says how far its argument goes, and the platform is allowed to answer “classical” — because the fastest credible mover takes this market.
Austerlitz · 2 December 1805
Napoleon met two larger empires outside a Moravian village and beat them both in a single morning — the battle decided by position and speed before the enemy understood it had begun. Our campaign carries the name on purpose. That is the standard: this market gets decided before the competition finds the battlefield.