The second your AI talks to a patient, a dispensary customer, or on a federal contract, someone is on the hook for what it said — and sooner or later someone will demand you prove what it said. We keep the AI inside the rules as it talks, and hand you the receipt. Already running across four regulated businesses. Built to cover the rest.
There isn't one set of rules — there are thousands, different in every state and every industry, and always changing. We write each one up as its own rulebook that plugs into the same engine. Adding a state, or a whole new industry, means writing a rulebook — not rebuilding the product.
Up and running. The hardest industry in America to insure. Rulebook #1.
~38 legal states and every state tracking system, each as its own rulebook.
Healthcare, government, finance — same engine, new rulebooks.
Every regulated AI conversation ends in a receipt. No receipt, no coverage.
A dozen AI safety tools keep a log of what the AI did. But a log in a database anyone can edit isn't proof — and no regulator, auditor, or insurer will accept it. Catching the AI before it says the wrong thing is becoming cheap and common. Proving you caught it is not.
We stood up the same rule-following AI receptionist four times — medical, cannabis, government, personal. The fifth industry, or the 39th state, isn't a new product. It's a new rulebook and a few settings.
Flip between four live personas — watch one engine turn into a totally different regulated business in real time.
A typed chatbot can quietly delete a bad answer and try again. A voice on a phone call has already said it out loud. Catching it mid-sentence is the hard part — and it's exactly what produces the proof.
Cannabis, medical, government and anti-money-laundering calls — each one a violation caught, fixed on the fly, and logged with the rule that stopped it.
Every block, fix, and OK — recorded with the exact rule that fired, the AI model used, and a tamper-proof seal. The receipt names which state's rules it was following, so the same engine works in California, Missouri or Washington. Feeds into your security systems. Reads plainly to an auditor. Trusted by an insurer.
Most AI startups steer clear of these industries because the rules carry real legal risk. We've run live inside all of them — then turned what we learned into a library that keeps growing with every rulebook we add.
Clean by design: the rulebooks are built from public law only. No customer, patient, or agency data rides along with the product, and none is needed to run it. The same line that keeps it safe makes it clean to sell.
Every company selling AI into a regulated business is now on the hook with nothing to fall back on. Our receipt is the exact thing insurers are starting to ask for by name. We don't just keep the AI in line — we make the deal insurable.
We don't sell to ten thousand businesses one at a time. We get one insurer to require our receipt before they'll cover AI — and that insurer becomes our sales force, our enforcement, and the industry standard, all in one move.
An insurer requires an Attestor receipt before it will cover AI.
Every business that wants that coverage now needs us.
Every platform serving those businesses builds us in.
Our receipt becomes the standard — the little padlock for regulated AI.
The prize isn't selling software to dispensaries. It's becoming the engine insurers require — the thing nobody in regulated AI can get coverage without.
Drop the engine inside your own platform as the "regulated" tier. One hook-up, nothing to rip out.
Phone, AI and insurance companies — launch together into the industries you can't safely touch today.
Own the proof standard before a competitor defines it. Clean IP, already running, built to hand over.
Start small — a pilot in one regulated industry. See it catch a violation on a live call, fix it on the fly, and produce a record an auditor and an insurer both sign off on — before you commit to anything bigger.
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