Talk to an engineer

Bring one live workflow. Leave owning the model.

Skip the generic sales call. Send us one real OpenAI or Anthropic workflow and we'll show you exactly how Kolm captures it, compiles it into a signed model in one portable file, and runs it on your own hardware. No SDK rewrite to get there. No lock-in once you have it. Stop paying frontier prices to re-run behavior you've already nailed.

Rollout & sales Developers & support Security disclosure Verify it yourself

Where to start

Pick the path that gets you there fastest.

Kolm turns your live API calls into a signed model you run anywhere. The quickest route in depends on what you need next - roll a workflow out, build against it yourself, or check exactly what you'd be shipping.

Rollout & sales

Own a production workflow.

Bring one live workflow - the source, the owner, where it should run, and where the proof needs to land. We'll map the path from your API traffic to a model on your own hardware, with platform, AI, and security all on the same page.

Developers & support

Try it on sample data first.

Point a test workflow at Kolm and watch it compile - no SDK rewrite, no private traffic needed. Start with the docs, the OpenAPI spec, and API control, then send context or a repro to dev@kolm.ai.

Security

Check what you'd be shipping.

Every model Kolm makes is Ed25519-signed, so anyone on your team can verify exactly what it is - no trust required. Review our security posture and disclosure path, or send issues straight to dev@kolm.ai.

01 · What to bring

The more concrete the workflow, the faster you own it.

One real workflow beats a long deck. Tell us where the behavior comes from, what must not break, where it should run, and where the proof goes. Send these six fields to dev@kolm.ai.

1 · Source

Where the behavior comes from

Provider logs, gateway events, agent traces, product telemetry, support tickets, warehouse rows, CI events, repository context, or custom API events.

2 · Risk

What must not break

Customer action, data boundary, workflow failure, latency target, cost ceiling, policy violation, escalation path, or reviewer concern.

3 · Gate

What has to pass before release

Eval threshold, regression set, security review, procurement evidence, CI status, runtime compatibility, or buyer control mapping.

4 · Target

Where the model runs

Hosted GPU, local runner, browser worker, edge function, private cloud, restricted fleet, offline verifier, or deployment check.

5 · Export

Where the proof lands

Receipt, eval report, evidence bundle, JSON API, webhook, warehouse export, SIEM/GRC (security and compliance tooling)SIEM is security information and event management, the log system your security team watches. GRC is governance, risk, and compliance, the tooling your audit team uses. Kolm can hand proof straight into both. event, ticket, or CI deployment status.

6 · Caveat

What we won't promise yet

We'll tell you straight what's shipping today and what isn't - certifications, public benchmarks, and package channels we don't claim until the proof exists.

02 · Send it over

One real workflow gets a real answer.

Name the source, risk, gate, target, and export. This composes an email to dev@kolm.ai - nothing is stored client-side.

AFTER YOU SEND / WHAT HAPPENS NEXTlive
You send

Send opens in your mail app

The form fills a draft to dev@kolm.ai in your own mail client. You review it and hit send. Nothing is stored here.

0 data kept client-side
We reply

A real engineer answers

No bot, no generic sales sequence. You hear back from someone who can map your workflow.

1 business day, typical
First call

We map the path together

We walk one workflow from your live calls to a signed model, and name anything we cannot promise yet.

1 workflow, end to end
REPLY from a real engineer verified
what to senddev@kolm.ai
Email directly

03 · Who's in the room

Bring the people who own the bill and the trust story.

The fastest first call has the right owners on it - whoever holds the source, the behavior, the security boundary, and the proof. Here's who that usually is.

Platform

Platform owner

Which namespace, API key, service account, environment, provider, connector, or webhook the traffic comes from.

Behavior

AI owner

The traces, labels, prompts, tools, schemas, evals, failure cases, and regression set that say what good behavior is.

Boundary

Security owner

The retention, redaction, vault, routing, least-privilege, and export rules that apply before any reuse.

Proof

Evidence owner

Who needs the signed receipt, eval report, SIEM/GRC event, warehouse export, ticket, or deployment status.

04 · Straight answers

Ask for the proof. We'll tell you what's real today.

You shouldn't take a claim on faith - and we won't make one we can't back. Here's exactly what's shipping now, what we don't claim yet, and the proof you can put in front of your buyer.

what we can prove8 open gates
true today What's live ships with the proof to back it: routes, tests, generated payloads, signed receipts, static assets, screenshots, and source you can check yourself. evidence
not yet Eight things we don't claim until the proof exists: public benchmark data, live certification, package releases, outside runtime adoption, and neutral stewardship. json
your packet What you'll get to show your buyer: source hashes, policy versions, eval results, artifact checksums, runtime target, receipt ID, export destination, and any caveats up front. packet
won't fake We won't claim certification, public package availability, outside partner adoption, neutral standards status, or benchmark leadership before it's true - and you shouldn't ask us to. blocked

Ready to own what you're renting?

Bring one workflow. Leave owning the model.

Name the source, risk, gate, target, and export - one concrete workflow is all it takes to see exactly how you'd own it.