Auctorus was founded to help organisations deploy AI safely and responsibly as regulation becomes an unavoidable reality. As AI systems move into regulated environments, proving accountability and governance is now as important as performance.

Our team combines experience across regulated markets, machine learning, and risk governance. Having seen the limits of manual compliance, we set out to build a system that turns regulatory requirements into executable controls that operate throughout the AI lifecycle.

Auctorus exists to enable confident, transparent, and trustworthy AI — for organisations, regulators, and society.

 Auctorus is built in collaboration with a growing community of practitioners across AI engineering, risk management, compliance, and research. We work closely with organisations, advisors, and domain experts who share a commitment to responsible AI and effective governance. This community helps shape our approach, ensuring Auctorus remains grounded in real-world challenges while evolving alongside emerging regulation and industry best practice. At Auctorus AI, we believe that building a strong and supportive community is key to our success. That's why we've created a platform that puts support & service first, and fosters a sense of belonging and connection among our users.

 Auctorus provides a centralised governance portal that gives organisations a clear, real-time view of AI compliance across the entire model lifecycle. The platform surfaces structured compliance checks mapped to regulatory requirements, with visibility into how each model performs against key metadata such as data governance, robustness, explainability, traceable Evidence Graph and human oversight.
We ensures all compliance decisions are supported by verifiable artefacts, test results, and documentation, creating an auditable trail suitable for internal review or regulatory scrutiny. Together, these features enable continuous oversight, defensible reporting, and confident deployment of AI systems in regulated environments.