Own the memory of your systems — without switching vendors
A read-only connection that changes nothing in your current delivery — and that, every week, makes you a little more the owner of what you have already paid to learn.
If your vendor disappeared tomorrow — how long before anyone else could take over your systems?
The reason is rarely that the code is complicated. It is that the knowledge of how everything fits together lives with the vendor, not with you. It is not a pricing problem. It is a memory problem.
Read the full argumentFour steps — without changing anything
Notice where the knowledge lands today
Every change request, every decision, every hard-won lesson about your systems — does any of it land in an environment you own? For most companies the honest answer is no.
Connect read-only
A read-only connection to your environments: boards, code, documentation, monitoring. Nothing in the delivery changes — your vendor works exactly as before.
Do nothing — for months
The contract runs. The graph grows with every ticket, decision and release. The gap between what the vendor knows and what you own shrinks every week.
Walk into the next renewal as a different customer
Not because you are threatening to leave — but because staying, switching and taking it in-house are real options for the first time. And priced accordingly.
And all three are better
Stay
The most common — and most underrated — outcome. A relationship is healthiest when both sides know the customer could leave: reasonable prices, more honest conversations, your priorities. The graph makes daily life better for the vendor too.
Switch
A handover that would otherwise take months takes weeks. The next vendor does not start from zero — they start with every decision, connection and lesson since day one.
Take it in-house
Long unrealistic without your own development organization. That has changed. AI agents do the work — with your knowledge graph as the memory and a small number of people setting direction.
What you get
We start with a single one of your systems or engagements. No feasibility study, no transformation program — a connection that changes nothing.
A read-only connection
To one of your systems: boards, code, documentation and monitoring. Reading only, never writing.
A knowledge graph you own
Built in your environment, in your ownership — decisions, connections and lessons, while the work happens.
A walkthrough in black and white
We show what the graph captured: how the systems connect and where the knowledge actually lives today.
Zero change to the delivery
Your current vendor works exactly as before, with the same tools and the same processes.
You need to contribute almost nothing beyond read access to an environment.
Why we can say this
That is how we run our own deliveries today — at Nordic companies in production. AI agents do the work: planning, code, review, testing and releases. The knowledge graph is the memory. People set direction and provide the judgment. The same model can run on your engagements.
Frequently asked questions
Does anything change in our current delivery?
No. The connection is read-only. Your vendor works exactly as before, with the same tools and the same processes. The only addition is that a knowledge graph builds in your environment.
Does our vendor have to approve it?
The connection reads from environments you own. In practice you usually want to inform your vendor — but nothing in their work is affected, and the graph belongs to you.
Who owns the knowledge graph?
You do. It is built in your environment and in your ownership. That is the whole point: the knowledge of your systems is brought home to you, not to us.
Where is our data stored?
In your own environment. The connection reads from your systems and builds the graph where you decide it should live. No data is shared between customers.
What does a delivery cost?
We start small and scoped with a single system, so you see the difference before committing to anything larger. Book a short walkthrough and we will set up an arrangement that fits you.
Start with a connection that changes nothing
Want to see what it would look like on one of your systems? Send a request and we will get back to you — or book a call directly.