MINERVA draws your whole company — teams, projects, products and every version — as one blueprint. Only the right people can open it. AI can act on it only where a person approves first. Every decision has a named person behind it, and you can check it later.

How is this different from a wiki or a project tool?

A wiki describes the company. MINERVA is the company's actual structure, and the place the work runs from. Every past version stays recoverable, with who signed it and when. You can check that record yourself, so the evidence is a record and not someone's memory.

How does MINERVA govern AI?

The model makes a suggestion against your own blueprint. A named person then accepts, edits or rejects it — and only the right people can. The correction is saved with where it came from: who decided, at which version. MINERVA learns from those corrections, not from the approvals.

Does it help with compliance and audit?

Yes. Every decision carries a signature and a version, so the evidence comes straight from the record instead of being assembled into a report. Teams using it report compliance evidence dropping from about six weeks to about six minutes.

What does MINERVA cost?

Free gives you 2 GB and one seat. Pro is $99 per month, with 5 GB and ten seats. Enterprise pricing is custom, on request. A pilot is one sheet: one workflow, one approval step, four weeks.

Model & AI risk governance for regulated institutions

The Company Brain

Who approved this change?
Prove it was not changed.
How is the AI’s work checked?
Show six months of it.
Who is responsible?

“Figma was built to draw what we can see. MINERVA is built to draw what we govern.”

SOC 2 · CC8.1
ISO/IEC 27001 · audit trail
ISO/IEC 42001 · oversight
SOC 2 Type II
ISO/IEC 42001 · roles

One permissioned blueprint of your AI model registry and operations.

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Now onboarding — enterprise pilots

Exhibit I The Problem

“Can you prove it?”

1 May 2027. OSFI asks every bank in Canada. Most will answer with:

01Hundreds of models
- They decide credit, fraud, pricing and AML for millions of customers.
- Most inventories are incomplete or out of date.
- Proof of governance is assembled after the fact, every time.
02One spreadsheet
- That is the model inventory at most institutions.
- Nobody can prove who changed what, or when.
- One analyst leaves, and the knowledge leaves with them.
03Six weeks
- That is how long one answer takes.
- Teams stop their work to reconstruct what was never written down.
- Every model keeps deciding while the search goes on.

Exhibit II The Instrument

The 5D operational architecture.

Every model on the same picture.
Every decision on one append-only record.

1D The Atom

Every model is one card with one named owner.

MINERVA breaks the inventory into its atoms: one card per model, carrying its owner, its rating, its validation and the tests it must pass. Nothing is governed in bulk.

Core: Who owns what
Unit: One model

2D The Map

Every model located, and strung to everyone who touches it.

MINERVA draws the register on one plane: each model tied to who built it, who validated it, who approved it, the vendor it depends on and the policy that governs it. Independence is a drawing, not a claim.

Core: Hands and rules
Unit: One string

3D The Model

The whole institution, live — every model as it runs.

MINERVA keeps the map moving with the work: a model in production wears its watch, a figure past its line raises a breach, and a state changes only through a door. What the examiner sees is what is running.

Core: Standing and watch
Unit: The live register

4D The Timeline

An append-only record anyone can recompute.

MINERVA keeps each change as a hash-chained row, time-stamped by an outside authority. Verify it offline, without us.

Core: Evidence
Unit: One row

5D The Multiverse

Every automated decision proposed, gated and kept.

An agent may propose and may not decide. Each move passes one door a person holds — the gate refuses its own author — and the one future chosen lands on the record. Many futures, one gate, one record.

Core: Governance
Unit: The gate

Exhibit III The Engine

Zero switching cost.
Full interoperability.
Nothing leaves your data centre.

E1 MIGRATION ENGINE: Drop the spreadsheet. Every row lands drawn. Nothing re-keyed.
E2 CONNECTORS: MLflow, a file drop, any export. A drift becomes a proposal.
E3 OPEN API: Scoped tokens. One OpenAPI spec. Signed webhooks.
E4 INTEROPERABILITY: SSO over OpenID Connect. One container, in your racks.

Exhibit IV The Standard

What an auditor actually asks.

A certification is a report about your controls. This is the record those controls are supposed to leave behind. It is written while the work happens, not put together in the six weeks before an audit.

Q1Who approved this change?: A named person, and the version they approvedSOC 2 · CC8.1 CHANGE MGMT
Q2Prove nobody changed it afterwards.: A fingerprint on every entry you can check yourself, offlineISO/IEC 27001 · LOGGING & AUDIT TRAIL
Q3Who checks what the AI does?: A person has to approve every proposalISO/IEC 42001 · HUMAN OVERSIGHT
Q4Show six months of it.: The record made at the time, not rebuilt laterSOC 2 TYPE II · OPERATING EFFECTIVENESS
Q5Who is responsible for this decision?: Every decision names the person who made itISO/IEC 42001 · ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES

Exhibit V The Outcomes

What this is for.

Five measurements, one shared record.

Exhibit VI Cost

Plans.

Sched S-07 · Schedule of worksRev 006 · 1:1

Item

Pilot$15K30 days · credited to year one

Institution$36Kto $150K a year

Packs+$12Ka year, each

Runs for

30 days

A year

A year, each

Models

Your real inventory

To 50 · 250 · unlimited

Every one the pack governs

Seats

Examiner login · evidence packet

Start the pilot

Talk to us

Add a pack

Schedule of worksthree plans, one schedule, one right margin

Free to start — the E-23 inventory template and the map, one seat.Partners — consultancies and AI vendors, $99 a seat a month.Every price is an assumption until the first pilots close.

Exhibit VII Engagement

Visualize the system.Own the infrastructure.Control the ops.Maximize AI. Minimize cost.Prove the outcomes.

So — who is your brain?