The AI dossier workspace
- Name
- Not public yet
- Category
- AI use, with evidence
- Model
- EU-hosted, multi-tenant
- Stage
- Specified: nine journeys, 178 surfaces. Application scaffold running.
Two products, built before anyone asked.
Between partnerships we build what we think should exist. These two are specified to the last screen and partly running. They are not for sale yet and not named yet. If one of them is your problem, or your bet, write.
Show the businesses you work with how your company handles AI, with proof.
A client, a contractor, or a tender asks how your company uses AI: which tools, on which data, and who decided. This is one workspace for that job. You question your own staff, keep their answers and the evidence behind them as versioned proof, approve exactly what you disclose, and hand the other business a frozen dossier it can verify. When a rule or a tool changes, you ask again and update what changed.
- Who pays
- European companies that use AI at work and sell to businesses that ask about it. Since February 2025 the EU AI Act has required companies that use AI to see to the AI literacy of their staff, so the question now comes from both sides: the regulator and the customer. A lost contract costs more than a year of software; that is the whole business case.
- Where it stands
- Every screen, message, and setting of the launch product is specified and reviewed; the application runs; nothing is sold. The first commercial step is a paid design partnership: one real company, one real request, observed weekly.
- What it is not
- A certification, a compliance score, or legal advice. It shows what your people said, what supports it, who approved it, and what reached each business.
What moves them.
We build these between partnerships, which is the slow way. A launch customer with the problem, a design partner who will run one real case, or an investor who wants a stake in one product rather than in a studio, moves either of them to the front of the queue. You get the name in the reply.
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Eindhoven region, the Netherlands · CETEmail a few lines about the product: what it is, where it stands, and what you need next. Write from your company address. The person who would do the work replies.
A social feed in the shape people already know, with a district's loyalty built in.
Stand on a street and open it: a full stamp card two doors away, a friend's review of the bakery with a real visit behind it, a ten-visit pass on sale across the road. Members hold stamps, points, rewards, vouchers, and passes from every shop in the district in one wallet with one code. Staff scan it at the till, the stamp lands, and the phone shows it before the change hits the counter. Every earn and burn goes to one append-only ledger. The feed advertises; the till is the truth.
The social loyalty network