Osome, an AI company management platform trusted by more than 50,000 tech founders and solopreneurs globally, is strengthening its support for the next wave of AI companies choosing Singapore as their regional base. OpenAI has committed S$300 million (US$234 million) to the country's AI ecosystem, while Cognition has established its APAC headquarters there, and Anthropic and Tencent are also increasing their presence in Singapore. Budget 2026 reinforces this momentum with a National AI Impact Programme, a new Kampong AI hub at one-north, and a 400% tax deduction on qualifying AI investments. Osome enables founders to incorporate a company as fast as 7 days while managing back-office operations, and recently launched its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, allowing founders to securely retrieve company data through Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini. UpNComer's founder, Karan Dasgupta, saved "easily 20 hours" every month after incorporating his Singapore company with Osome, while Dubai-based Aesty and Hong Kong's Angelflow cut bookkeeping from around a week to just two hours a month.