Private early accessNot generally available yet

Bring one real agent. Leave with evidence you can verify.

The core of Stratl works end to end today: capture, signing, custody, checkpoints, verification and evidence. It has not carried production workloads for years, and parts are missing. This page tells you exactly which, so you can decide whether now is the right time.

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Your first session0/5
  1. Keep your ingest key

    Shown once. Agents use it to write, never to read.

    Done
  2. Record your first decision

    A few lines with the SDK, or an OpenTelemetry collector.

    Done
  3. Read the record

    Plain-language summary, lineage, integrity, coverage.

    Done
  4. Seal it with a checkpoint

    Merkle root, signed, timestamped by a third party.

    Done
  5. Verify it without Stratl

    In your browser or from the command line.

    Done
Record integrityVALID
Is it for you, today?

An honest answer before you sign up.

Early access suits some teams well and others not yet. Better you find out here than after an afternoon of integration.

A good fit right now

  • You run an agent whose decisions get questioned. Refunds, claims, approvals, eligibility, access grants, deployments.
  • You can add a few lines of Python or TypeScript, or you already emit OpenTelemetry GenAI traces.
  • Managed custody on AWS works for you. Your key in AWS KMS and your records in Amazon S3, in India (AWS ap-south-1).
  • You want a say in what gets built. Early users talk to the engineers directly.

Better to wait, for now

  • You must hold the bucket and the key yourself. Bring-your-own custody is planned, not built.
  • You need single sign-on, SCIM or several seats. A workspace has one owner today.
  • Procurement needs a SOC 2 report or an SLA. Neither exists yet.
  • Every byte must stay in one jurisdiction. Records and keys do. The search index does not.
Your first hour

Three steps from nothing to a verified record.

This is the whole integration for a first record. The guide inside the product shows the same code with your own key filled in, and watches for your first record to arrive.

export STRATL_API_URL="https://api.stratl.ai"
export STRATL_API_KEY="sk_stratl_..."   # from your workspace, shown once

You get the ingest key when you create a workspace. It is shown once, it can only write, and you can revoke it at any time from Settings.

Status

What works, what is in progress, what is not there.

Kept current by hand. If something here is wrong, that is a bug, and we would like to hear about it.

Works today14

  • Python and TypeScript SDKs with original-content upload and local spooling
  • OpenTelemetry GenAI trace ingest
  • Signing with a per-workspace AWS KMS key
  • Records and content in Amazon S3, versioned, no delete permission
  • Hash chain, hourly Merkle checkpoints, RFC 3161 timestamps
  • Command-line verifier and in-browser verifier
  • Evidence bundles, framework coverage, period packs
  • Affected-person notices: drafted from the record, approved, sent by email or recorded as sent, withdrawn with a reason, each step a signed record
  • Reconsideration records
  • Subject evidence pack: every bundle about one person, their notices and holds, in one archive with a signed manifest
  • Inviting teammates, with admin, engineer and read-only auditor roles
  • Workspace retention policy and legal holds on a decision or a subject, each hold a signed record
  • Bring your own bucket and key, on AWS, Google Cloud or Azure, with a dual-signed hand-over and history copied into your storage
  • Two timestamp authorities, tried in order

In progress4

  • Langfuse and Anthropic Compliance API connectors: built and replay-tested against the current API references, with a one-command proof to run against your account. Not yet run against a production account by us.
  • SDK packages on PyPI and npm. For now we give you access directly.
  • More custody regions. Live today: India (AWS ap-south-1)
  • Multiple timestamp anchors per checkpoint

Not yet4

  • Single sign-on and SCIM
  • Full data residency: the search index runs in one location for all workspaces
  • A service level agreement
  • SOC 2 or ISO 27001 attestation

Last reviewed 21 September 2026

Where your data goes

Follow one record from your agent to custody.

You should know where everything lands before you send anything. Stratl is never in your agent's request path, and raw content never enters the search index.

Your agent

The SDK fingerprints prompts, responses and tool payloads on your side.

your infrastructure

Stratl API

Normalises the events into one decision record per business subject.

after the decision, not during

AWS KMS

Signs the record with your workspace's key. The key cannot be exported.

every signature in CloudTrail

Amazon S3

Stores the record and any originals. Every version kept, no delete permission.

India (AWS ap-south-1)

Search index

Fingerprints and metadata only, so you can find records by subject.

one location for all workspaces
The exchange

What you get, and what we ask.

You get

The whole product, and the people building it

Every feature listed as working, with no usage caps and no charge during early access. A direct line to the engineers, and a real say in what gets built next.

We ask

A real agent, and your candour

Point Stratl at an agent that makes decisions someone may later question, even in staging. Tell us what was confusing, what was missing and what you would not trust yet.

We promise

No surprises

Your records stay verifiable without us whatever happens to Stratl. We will tell you before pricing or terms change, and you can export everything at any time.

Questions

Asked most often.

Is it safe to send real data during early access?

Signing keys are held in AWS KMS and cannot be exported, records are stored in Amazon S3 with versioning on, and the service has no permission to delete either. That said, Stratl has no SOC 2 report and no service level agreement yet. Many teams begin with a staging agent or a low-risk workflow, and that is a sensible way to start.

Where is my data stored?

Records, original content and your signing key are created and kept in the custody region you pick at sign-up. Live today: India (AWS ap-south-1). The search index, which holds fingerprints and metadata such as subject identifiers and agent names, runs in one location for all workspaces. If you need everything inside one jurisdiction, tell us, because that is a separate deployment.

Does Stratl see my prompts and outputs?

The SDK fingerprints content on your side, and the record carries only the fingerprints. If you also send the originals so they can be re-hashed later, they go to the custody bucket under their fingerprint. They never enter the search index.

Will it slow down or break my agent?

No. Stratl is not in the request path. The SDK submits after the decision is made, and if Stratl cannot be reached it writes the record to a local spool and sends it later.

Does using Stratl make us compliant?

No, and we will never say so. Stratl keeps evidence and shows which fields a given framework asks for and which a record lacks. Whether you meet a legal obligation is a judgement for you and your counsel.

What happens to our records if Stratl shuts down?

They remain verifiable. The record format and the verification steps are documented, every bundle carries its own public key and proof, and the verifier runs without any Stratl service.

How do I leave?

Export evidence bundles and period packs for whatever you need to keep, revoke your ingest keys in Settings, and stop sending. Every bundle you exported keeps verifying without us.

What will it cost after early access?

Pricing is not set. Early access users will hear about it first, with notice, and nothing you have recorded will be held back to make you pay.

Private early access · not generally available

Start with one decision.

Create a workspace and record the first one today. If you would rather talk it through first, write to us.