Our Mission
Consequential decisions can't rely on implicit logic or black boxes. As agents, models, humans, and automated workflows increasingly shape high-stakes outcomes in production, enterprises need a way to understand, control, and trace the decision logic that governs what happens next.
The gap isn't intelligence — it's authority. Today, decision logic lives inside models and code, without a formal layer to govern it, make it legible to stakeholders, or evolve it safely without production risk.
Memrail is that layer: decision infrastructure that sits in the execution path between intent and action. At every decision point, Memrail evaluates context against deterministic rules to resolve the outcome, supports safe rollout from shadow mode to enforcement, and produces complete decision traces — so every decision is reconstructible, auditable, and safe to change.
Our Approach
We build infrastructure that is deliberate, deterministic, and designed for the long term. Every architectural decision reflects the same rigor we bring to the decisions Memrail governs.
Principles
The positions that shape how we build and what we refuse to compromise on.
Ranking ideas and scoring outputs is useful. But it is not the same as making binding decisions about what should happen. The difference matters in production.
Guardrails are reactive constraints bolted onto the outside. Governance is an architectural layer that makes authority a first-class concern in the execution path.
Without the right abstraction, every new system, every new rule, and every new workflow multiplies the surface area of risk. Decision infrastructure should scale linearly with decision points.
Enterprise trust comes from the ability to reconstruct any decision, reproduce any outcome, and prove that policy was enforced at the time of action. Not from promises.