Built for institutional use
Synaptik is not a self-serve product. Access is structured — evaluation first, deployment when the fit is right.
Evaluation Access
Technical evaluation for serious teams
For architects, researchers, and technical leads assessing Synaptik for institutional or enterprise deployment. Access is by application — not open self-serve.
- Scoped pilot workspace with full SDK access
- Architecture review and integration guidance
- Governed test environment with contract authoring
- Knowledge bank and evidence pack evaluation
- Technical onboarding call included
Institutional Deployment
Operational infrastructure at scale
For agencies, regulated operators, and enterprise architecture programs deploying governed memory as mission-critical infrastructure. Scoped by deployment context, not seat count.
- Private, air-gapped, or managed cloud deployment
- Custom governance contracts and policy controls
- SSO, RBAC, and compliance-ready audit exports
- Multi-system and multi-tenant architecture support
- Dedicated support with contractual SLA
Pricing is determined by deployment scope, governance requirements, and operational context — not by seat count or memory limits.
Accountability-first architecture
Signed evidence packs, causal provenance, admission-time policy enforcement, knowledge-bank citation records, and deterministic replay are core to the system — not add-ons. Every decision a system makes is governed, recorded, and replayable.
Signed evidence packs Causal provenance Admission-time enforcement Knowledge-bank citations Deterministic replay
Who evaluates and deploys Synaptik
Regulated Enterprise
Financial, healthcare, and legal organizations where every memory write must be auditable and traceable.
Nonprofits & Research
Mission-driven organizations, universities, think tanks, and foundations that need trustworthy, governed reasoning without enterprise overhead.
Institutional AI Programs
Innovation units, enterprise architecture teams, and AI research labs deploying governed reasoning infrastructure at scale.
Government & Defense
Agencies and programs requiring air-gapped, policy-governed memory with no external dependencies.
Roadmap
We ship in public. Here’s what’s live today and what comes next.
Live Shipped
Synaptik Core — Governed Memory
- •Admission-time policy enforcement — data rejected before it persists
- •Signed and exportable evidence packs
- •Causal provenance and deterministic replay
- •Desktop app (macOS & Linux)
Now In progress
Thalamus CLI & Local-First Execution
- •Fully offline CLI for air-gapped environments
- •License-file authentication (no call-home)
- •Python & Node SDKs with per-user API keys
Next Planned
Institutional Controls & Governed Operations
- •Role-based access controls & policy management
- •SSO & SCIM provisioning
- •Audit log export (JSON, CSV) for compliance review workflows
Follow our progress and shape what ships next.
See the full roadmap →Common questions
What does governed memory mean in practice?
Every input passes through the admission boundary before it becomes state. Once committed, every write is signed, traceable, and carries a causal record of what policy checks passed and what evidence shaped it. Governed means the system enforces rules at write-time — the ledger is permanent and deterministically replayable, not reconstructed.
Who is Synaptik built for?
Any organization that needs trustworthy, auditable memory — not just large enterprise. That includes regulated companies in finance, healthcare, and legal; nonprofits, universities, and research institutions that need governed reasoning without the overhead of enterprise procurement; institutional AI programs and innovation labs; and government or defense programs with strict air-gap or compliance requirements. If your work requires memory that is policy-aware, traceable, and replayable, Synaptik fits.
How do I get access?
Access is by application, not open self-serve. Technical evaluation access is granted to architects, researchers, and technical leads assessing Synaptik for institutional deployment. Institutional deployment engagements are scoped directly.
Can I bring my own model API keys?
Yes. Synaptik Core is a governed memory system, not a model host. Bring your own keys from any provider — we never proxy or store them.
What are knowledge banks?
Knowledge banks are curated retrieval layers that sit alongside operational memory. They preserve reference material under citation roots, maintain provenance, and support permissioned access without cluttering the live memory graph.
What deployment options are available?
Managed cloud deployment for evaluation and early operational use. Private, self-hosted, or fully air-gapped deployment for institutional and regulated environments where data must never leave the organization's infrastructure.
How is pricing determined?
Pricing is determined by deployment scope, governance requirements, and operational context — not by seat count or memory limits. Institutional deployments are contracted directly.