Eight enterprise AI products — a gateway, live model intelligence, shared memory, governance, trusted, court-grade evidence, agent identity & trust, AI liability evidence and an auditable AI P&L. Each is enterprise-grade and supported on its own, in almost any AI environment. Connect them through Gateward and they become one centrally managed, supported backbone — self-learning across products and tailored to your organisation.
Each product is enterprise-grade and supported on its own — and clicks into the others through Gateward, the gateway at the centre of the suite, for one centrally managed backbone that learns across products and tailors itself to you.
All four run in your browser right now — nothing to install, no account, and nothing you touch is sent anywhere. Three are products still in build; the demonstration is live today. You are invited to try to break them.
The EU AI Act obligation engine, and a tamper-evident evidence chain your own browser verifies. Change one byte and watch it fail.
One real agent run, two organisations, two separate record sets. Present one company’s records as the other’s and they are rejected.
Withhold three fields of an operational record and the rest still reproduces the same commitment. The page makes no network request of any kind.
The seats-times-hours AI business case, built from figures you choose — then the deductions an honest baseline has to make, one at a time. Not connected to production; the working is left in.
Regulators and legislatures on both sides of the Atlantic are converging on the same question, in different words. The EU AI Act — Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — requires at Article 14(4)(e) that a provider enable a human overseer, as appropriate and proportionate, to intervene in a high-risk system's operation or interrupt it through a stop button or a similar procedure that brings it to a halt in a safe state; and at Article 26(5) that a deployer with reason to consider the system presents a risk suspend its use. Both apply from 2 December 2027 for Annex III systems and 2 August 2028 for those embedded in regulated products. In the United States two bills introduced in Congress on 23 July 2026 point the same way — neither has had a vote in either chamber, and both lapse on 3 January 2027 unless they move.
Three products in the suite answer different parts of that question. Gateward refuses a call at the gate — where a rule you have written says so — before it reaches any provider. SignWard withdraws an agent's authority to act, at one mandate, one agent version or an entire organisation, and returns a proof that the withdrawal happened; it binds wherever an enforcement point checks. RiverAct sits in no request path and refuses nothing: it names which obligation applies to which of your systems and on what date, records the decision, and computes the reporting deadline if something has already gone wrong. None of them turns a model off. That duty sits with the provider who builds the system and the deployer who runs it; none of these instruments asks a governance layer to reach into somebody else's model — which is why these three work at the gate, at the authority and at the record instead.
Put Gateward in front of your models and the suite comes alive: FrontierScore feeds it live routing intelligence, SkilledMind serves shared memory, RiverAct records and classifies every call — and soon SignWard gives every agent passing through a verifiable identity. Or run any one of them on its own — they're built to drop into almost any standard enterprise AI environment.
The category is full of open-source point tools you host and hope. The Digital One suite is different on the one axis that matters to an enterprise.
Every product is enterprise-grade and supported on its own, running solo in almost any standard AI environment — no rip-and-replace, vendor-neutral by design.
Connect through Gateward into one centrally managed, supported backbone — shared control, memory, model intelligence and governance, with deeper self-learning across products and solutions tailored to your organisation. One identity, one bill, one place.
Designed, owned and supported by Digital One — enterprise SLAs, EU-sovereign deployment, real engineers behind every product. Not a project you maintain alone.
Open standards, evaluation methodologies & transparency infrastructure — to be stewarded independently by the Digital One Foundation · Amsterdam · in formation
Connect Claude, Cursor or any MCP-capable assistant and it can set up products, issue API keys and even join you to the FrontierScore fleet — on your behalf, with your approval, and only what you allow.
Your agent gets a scoped, on-behalf-of token through a standard OAuth 2.1 device flow. It never sees your password — you approve it once, on screen.
You choose exactly which permissions to grant — read, keys, entitlements, workers. Every action the agent takes is logged to your audit trail.
See every connected agent in your account and cut one off with a single tap. The agent's next call is refused.
Create your organisation once and reach every product — or sign in if you're already in. Membership is rolling out to enterprise design partners now.