Aiebo builds Governe — the system of record for enterprise AI — so that the most consequential technology shift in a generation doesn't run on spreadsheets and good intentions.
Every system a business trusts earned that trust the same way: a record first. Finance got the ledger. Customers got the CRM. Infrastructure got the CMDB. Nobody runs payroll from memory — yet that is exactly how most enterprises are running AI today: initiatives scattered across teams, spend hidden in expense reports, agents acting with nobody's name against them.
We spent the last two decades building and operating enterprise platforms for Fortune 500 financial services, healthcare, and technology companies. We watched what ungoverned systems cost — in incidents, in audits, in budgets discovered too late. And we watched every remediation start the same way: someone finally builds the record.
Governe is deliberately unglamorous in its ambition: one trusted place where every AI application and agent is known, owned, measured, and governed — enforced in your network, never in ours. It's the infrastructure the next decade of AI needs and nobody is famous for building. We're fine with that.
[Two lines: previous roles, the enterprise systems they built and ran, and why this problem is personal.]
LinkedIn →[Two lines: platform and security background; the architecture convictions behind the two-plane design.]
LinkedIn →A small senior team from enterprise platform, security, and FinOps backgrounds. We're hiring deliberately — people who've carried a pager for systems that matter.
Work with us →We state our compliance and architecture posture plainly, publish what's verified, and mark what isn't. No borrowed badges.
Payloads never leave your network, and we never train on customer data. This is architecture and contract, not a promise.
The assessment delivers value whether or not you buy. If Governe isn't the right next step, we'll say so in the session.
We're onboarding a first cohort of enterprises who want the record before their AI estate hardens without one. The conversation starts with 30 minutes and a map.
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