For CTOs and VP Engineering
Governance infrastructure that integrates into what you already have, without rewriting anything.
Governed AI infrastructure
The AI you cannot govern does not belong to you.
Katara sits between the AI tools your team already uses and the systems that need oversight. Full control. Without changing anything.
EU data privacy · AI sovereignty · Local models preferred
Your teams are already using AI. The question is whether, when someone asks how you are controlling it, you will have an answer.
How Katara governs
We sit between the AI tools your team already uses and the systems that need oversight.
Katara applies policy, traceability, and access control without changing how people work. It governs silently, and the evidence speaks through the logs.
Built for the three buyers in the room
One governance layer, three reasons to say yes.
For CISOs, DPOs, and compliance
Every interaction traced. Every policy applied. Evidence ready for your next audit.
For business area leaders
Stop waiting for IT and compliance to agree. Katara is the argument that unlocks the yes.
Built to stay in bounds
A four-component platform for AI you can govern, audit, and defend.
01
AI Knowledge Base
Keep retrieval inside approved sources and the boundaries your compliance program already recognizes.
Explore 02AI Gateway
Route model traffic through policy, budget, and access checks while your team keeps using the tools it already knows.
Explore 03MCP registry
Expose approved tools to agents through a managed registry instead of ad hoc connections.
Explore 04Shared memory layer
Persist the context agents need while keeping reuse, scope, and retention under policy.
ExploreBuilt for regulated environments
Unregulated risk is not innovation. It is accumulated debt.
Katara exists because adopting artificial intelligence should not force any organization to choose between being agile and being responsible.
- Answer regulators with evidence
- Govern AI without slowing teams
- Keep adoption inside EU privacy expectations
- Turn unofficial AI use into controlled adoption