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Founding cohort · 25 DWY seats · Q1 launch window

Production AI is shipping.
The audit will not wait.

AGIS is the AI governance implementation system that ships before your audit does. Not enterprise GRC. Not a template pack. A focused 90-day path from production AI to audit-evidentiary structure — built for SaaS founders, AI builders, and regulated-enterprise CTOs who need to file, not deliberate.

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Audit-evidentiary · adjective

Producing artifacts an auditor can name — controls mapped to standards, decisions dated and signed, evidence specified per output. Not the same as "audit-pass guaranteed."

That's what your board actually needs.
90days
From production AI to audit-evidentiary structure
25
Founding-cohort DWY seats this quarter
$14.9K
DWY all-in · vs. $50K+ enterprise GRC annual
14days
Refund window · onboard tonight
The problem with AI governance today

You're not short on policy templates.
You're short on filed decisions.

Every operator we talk to says the same thing: "We have AI in production. We just don't have a defensible answer if anyone asks how we govern it."

0 of 12production systems

At the typical operator we scan, that's how many production AI systems have a documented governance review on file. Not because the team is sloppy — because the procurement quarter to onboard an enterprise platform takes longer than the next regulator inquiry, board meeting, or customer DPA review.

You're already paying for AI governance — counsel time, ad-hoc reviews, consultant retainers, half-built policies. You're just not getting it filed. AGIS is the implementation layer that turns the spend into a defensible audit trail before the next inquiry lands.

✕ Today — unfiled, ad-hoc, indefensible
Production AI ships without a documented review
The board asks "how do you govern AI?" — answer is "we're working on it"
Vendor DPAs sit in counsel's queue for six weeks
Customer asks for evidence — you scramble to assemble a file
Regulator-specific compliance answered with generic posture
Counsel time on AI risk grows quarter over quarter
→ AGIS — filed, dated, defensible
Production AI passes through a recorded review before shipping
The board's first question answered in five minutes, with citation
Vendor onboarding compresses from six weeks to under ten business days
Customer evidence pack ready before the request lands
Your specific regulator's specific questions answered directly
Counsel time on AI risk drops materially after the first quarter
Built for operators shipping AI into regulated territory

If you're shipping AI,
you should be governing it.

01

SaaS founders
shipping AI features

You're adding AI to a product customers already trust. The next due-diligence pack, customer DPA review, or investor question lands on what you've filed — not on what you intended to file. AGIS gives you the artifact before the request.

02

CTOs & CISOs at
regulated companies

FinTech, HealthTech, EdTech, or any vertical where the regulator is the forcing function. Enterprise GRC platforms cost $50K–$200K a year and require six procurement quarters to onboard. AGIS gets you implementation-ready before you decide whether you need the platform at all.

03

Consultants &
trust & safety leads

You're the person clients call when their AI governance posture needs a defensible answer. AGIS is the system you bring with you — license-friendly for consultants who need to deliver a complete framework, not assemble one from open-internet templates.

Why this is different from every other AI governance tool

Not a platform.
Not a template pack.
An implementation layer.

Enterprise platforms are sold by the procurement quarter. Template packs are sold by the PDF. AGIS sits between them — the layer that produces defensible files, in your specific stack, against your specific regulator, in 90 days.

01

You can answer your board's first AI governance question in under five minutes

With citation to the framework that controls your posture — not by next week, not after a consultant cycle, not "let me get back to you."

02

Vendor onboarding compresses from six weeks to under ten business days

Foundation-model contracts pre-reviewed. Customer DPAs answered against a current evidence pack. Counsel time spent on negotiation, not first drafts.

03

The next regulator inquiry lands on a dated, named, evidence-backed trail

EU AI Act, Colorado AI Act, NYC LL 144, SOC 2, ISO 42001 — your posture is filed against the specific obligations that apply to you, not against generic governance theory.

04

Your specific regulator's specific questions, not generic posture

Vertical positioning where the math diverges — FinTech ≠ HealthTech ≠ EdTech ≠ SaaS. Generic AI governance is the tell that the buyer isn't paying attention.

— The honest version

"You're shipping AI. Your board is asking how you govern it. Your customers are asking for DPAs. Your counsel is asking for a process. You're already paying for AI governance — you're just not getting it filed. AGIS is the implementation layer that turns the spend into a defensible file."

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cohort opens.

Founding cohort caps at 25 DWY seats. After Q1, prices return to standard list and the founding-cohort benefits sunset — including the public substantiation file and the founding-customer input on Q2 add-on roadmap.

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The path forward

Inventory.
Approve.
Defend.

Founding access begins with a free maturity diagnostic. Three minutes, no card, no SMS. Output: a maturity score and a 90-day priority action list — before you commit to anything.

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