Tamper-evident audit trail for AI agents with verifiable records
Stage
Startup
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Founded
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Based in
GB
GB
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
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Free: £0, no card required, 1 user, 25,000 live records a month. Solo: £19/month or £190/year, 1 user, 100,000 live records a month (then £5 per 100,000). Team: £49/month or £490/year, unlimited users with roles, 250,000 live records a month (then £5 per 100,000, or £3 above 10 million). Enterprise:
Key features
Memory system with self-managing advanced memory
Isolated per-tenant instances with version rollback
Portable context server with files, notes and links
Sub-document multi-modal hybrid search
Structured data extraction from PDFs, websites and images
Autonomous agents for knowledge base automation
99.9% uptime SLA
AES-256 encryption at rest and SSL in transit
TypeScript SDK and REST API
Model-agnostic and framework-agnostic
Agent signs each record with its own Ed25519 key
Service co-signs records and chains them to prevent edits or gaps
Public timestamp bounds each record with hourly verification
Only salted hashes sent to service; inputs and outputs stay on your machine
Open verifier code allows independent verification
Python and TypeScript SDKs for wrapping agent tools
Verification reports in HTML or PDF format with compliance mapping
Compliance packs for EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001 and SOC 2
99.5% uptime guarantee on hosted witness in Google Cloud London
What makes it different
Cut token spend by up to 81% through persistent agent memory instead of full context window stuffing
State-of-the-art on two leading AI memory benchmarks
Full-stack data layer eliminating need for multiple services
Production-tested at scale powering Fabric platform
Self-improving memory that tracks relationships and resolves contradictions
Records are verifiable offline and survive service shutdown
Independent co-signature and public time bounds provide proof beyond your control
Content remains private on your machine in hash-only mode
Compliance-ready evidence for regulators and auditors