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Regulated and enterprise

AI-native velocity, inside the compliance boundary.

Your team wants to move at AI-native speed. But the data can't leave your boundary, and every action has to be accountable.

The situation

In a regulated or enterprise setting the usual AI collaboration tools are a non-starter. The work is sensitive, it can't sit on someone else's servers, and you need to be able to say who saw what and who signed off. So teams end up either locking AI down until it's useless, or tolerating a shadow-IT sprawl of pasted outputs nobody can audit.

What Kythene does

Self-host Kythene on your own infrastructure, against a signed, offline licence. Nothing phones home. Every artifact, memory and event stays on hardware you control, inside your boundary.

Content sits behind permissioned tags, so people and their instances see only what they're entitled to. And there's an activity log of who did what - published, commented, approved - so the whole thing is accountable by default rather than as an afterthought.

The Kythene timeline as an accountable record of what the team produced
An accountable record of what the team produced, on your own infrastructure

The win: AI-native velocity, inside the compliance boundary. Read about self-hosting →

Bring it inside.

Tell us about your environment and we'll issue a licence that fits.