Compliant federal digital services at generation speed.
We deliver systems that re-prove their own compliance on every change. Controls are enforced in the build — a violating change fails before it merges. And when the engagement ends, your team keeps the generators. No lock-in, by design.
- FCI-only boundary
- CAGE + UEI in the capability statement
- .NET / Angular / USWDS
Compliance is enforcement, not audit preparation.
Builds fail, not audits
Compliance gates run in CI. A change that would break a control never merges — findings surface in minutes, at the developer's desk, not months later in a report.
ATO, accelerated
Authorization evidence is generated with the system rather than assembled after it. Control mappings, SBOMs, and test artifacts stay current on every build.
Event-sourced audit trails
Every state change in a delivered system is an immutable event. Auditors replay the history instead of piecing it together; nothing can be edited after the fact.
When the engagement ends, you keep the factory.
Generators, source, and pipelines transfer at close-out. Your team — or your next vendor — can regenerate, extend, and re-prove the system without us. We consider that a feature, and we put it in the contract. The itemized version is one page: the exit story.
The generators don't use AI.
The generators are deterministic: same inputs, same system, every run. Their output can be reviewed, diffed, and tested like any other engineering artifact.
Nothing AI-driven ships in a delivered system. We do use machine learning on our side of the table — a scanner that reads an agency's existing paper forms and drafts the digital version — but it runs on a developer's machine during the build, and none of it goes out the door. That keeps delivered systems out of scope for AI governance reviews. Teams that want AI-assisted development on their side can request our skill files.
Schedule a technical briefing.
We brief contracting officers and prime contractors with a working system, not slides. Ask us what the platform cannot do — we will tell you.
The hour is the proof, not a preview. You watch your own document become an accessible working form, follow a case through its review states, and see the audit timeline and analytics fill in as it moves.
Come skeptical. The demonstration runs on the same pipeline that gates every commit, so what you see is what ships.