Chrysent was founded in January 2026 to solve a specific problem. Most conversations about AI focus on models. The hard part begins after the model is selected and AI starts interacting with employees, customers, business systems, and sensitive data.

We are building a control plane for enterprise AI: a vendor-neutral layer where organizations can govern model traffic, enforce prompt and response policy, prevent unsafe agent actions, and keep an immutable record of how AI is being used. The control plane covers three product boundaries — Gateway, Touchstone, and Bastion — that together handle the request, the content, and the execution.

We are not a decade-old company with a new product name. Chrysent is a small, focused team of engineers with combined experience across hyperscale infrastructure, telecommunications, government technology, enterprise software, enterprise platforms, and startup environments. Our backgrounds shaped the company approach: AI capabilities matter, but the controls, visibility, security, compliance, and operational discipline required to deploy AI inside real organizations matter more.

Today we are operating with private-beta products and design-partner previews across enterprise and government. Gateway, Touchstone, Bastion, Axis Code, Deep Research, and OPI Forge are in private beta. Axis Knowledge Base and Chrysent Sandbox are in design-partner preview. Every product is self-hosted in customer-owned or customer-controlled infrastructure, and retained product data remains there. Customer-configured external model providers receive provider-bound request data under the customer's provider agreement. This model supports data sovereignty and residency requirements.

If you are evaluating AI infrastructure for enterprise or government, we would like to hear from you. Conversations with design partners can be opened through the request page; investor inquiries are handled separately.