AI agents are about to be everywhere — and right now nobody can prove what any of them remembered, did, or shared.
Acembly is the trust-and-safety layer for AI agents — a notary, audit log, and storage broker that sits between an AI and everything it remembers. It's compliance plumbing for the agent economy. Every global enterprise will need it, and the EU is about to make it mandatory.
Stripe sits between your business and the credit card network. Every transaction runs through Stripe; they make it effortless, take a tiny cut, and produce a receipt that holds up in court.
Acembly does the same thing for AI memory. Every time an AI agent saves something it learned, Acembly intercepts it, produces a cryptographic receipt, and stores it in a way the company actually controls.
AI agents are being deployed at every big company on Earth right now. But the "brain" of those agents — the notes they keep, the customer data they touch, the decisions they remember — almost all of it lives on Amazon's servers, with no audit trail and no way to prove what the AI actually did.
That's a real problem for three groups:
You change one line of code in your existing setup, and from that moment on every "memory" your AI writes gets a tamper-proof receipt, a regulator-ready audit log, and the option to live on storage you control instead of Amazon's.
$1.25M takes us from a working prototype — which is running today, and which I can demo live in fifteen minutes: type a thought, watch it become a tamper-proof receipt in real time — to paid pilots with enterprise design partners, with the product launching the week prior to the EU regulation going live.
We're not selling a slide deck. There's a real product behind every claim, and a demo I can sit a CTO in front of.
This is a first close on rolling SAFE notes — no lead investor required, check sizes from $25K to $500K, closing by June 30 so we ship before the EU AI Act window opens on August 2.