Kovac · in beta, first early-access pilot running
AI for your whole workforce, one team at a time.
Your teams want AI on your margins, past bids and price lists: the data you've kept from it. Kovac is the check between that data and the AI, so one team can say yes. If your teams already paste data into ChatGPT, a pilot gives them a route you can approve, with the AI model you choose. Kovac does not sit in front of Copilot or ChatGPT themselves.
What it is for:
- Work done sooner, team by team
- Marked columns reach the model masked
- Refusals on the record
Example: a rate card, masked before the AI sees it
| Item | Rate (your list price) | Costmarked | Marginmarked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Office cleaning, per hour | £24 | [COST_1] | [MARGIN_1] |
| Security officer, per hour | £28 | [COST_2] | [MARGIN_2] |
Kovac's check: cost and margin masked before the call
Schedule 2.1: 1,200 cleaning hours at £24 = £28,800
Schedule 2.2: 2,920 security hours at £28 = £81,760
The first step is one team: a four-week pilot on your own machines, with one dataset, supplied as files, one workflow, and the AI model you choose working through Kovac's check from late November 2026.
In a pilot, marked columns reach the AI model masked; Word or PDF text arrives unmasked.
Start with tables, such as a rate card, a bid register or a margin-by-customer export.
Built by Dylan Banks (board-level AI strategy) and Marko Krznaric (former Palantir Forward Deployed Engineer).
With both founders, no data. Free. A written pack within 48 hours: whether we can test your refusal, the earliest start date, and the price.
Pilots from £5,000 + VAT + your AI model's usage.
Regulated? The Proof Pilot (£7,500 + VAT) adds the security and governance pack.
What you get back: a bids team, for example
Price a tender in less time. The AI works from your rates, not your margins.
Pricing one tender
By handtoday
The same four steps, all by hand
With AI, through Kovacin pilots, from late November 2026
Time back for the next tender
- Find past bids
- Pull rates
- Draft the schedule
- Review with your team
Your payback report
- Measure, agreed at the Scoping Review
- for example, hours per bid, or days to the first board-pack commentary
- Baseline, recorded before the pilot
- your figure
- After four weeks, on your own work
- your figure
One figure, whatever it shows. Half the fee is due when it arrives.
The pilot and its termsHow a pilot works
The Scoping Review
Nothing is installed; a written pack follows within 48 hours.
Your policy
What must your AI never be allowed to see?
A four-week pilot
With Kovac on your own machines.
Stop at the day-five go/no-go and you pay only the first half.
Your payback report
One figure, such as hours per bid, agreed at the Scoping Review and measured on your own work, whatever it shows.
What we're building
Built to decide what each person and each AI may see of your data, and to record it.
Working today, on the three routes Kovac checks: refusals are recorded, and one small, tested rule decides each request the same way. The rest have a date or are in development.
- Say yes to AI on the data you've kept from it. Let AI in, under your rule. In pilots, from late November 2026
- Record what happened. Record it. Signed record by the end of November 2026
- One dashboard, everyone sees only their share. Show each person their share. In development
- Start from the systems you already run. Start from what you run. In stages, from the end of November 2026
What we do not do yet
Email the IT & legal briefWe will not start a paid pilot on your data until all three hold on its route: it blocks a request when the policy check cannot run, only Kovac writes the record, and only an administrator or a Data Officer grants clearances or changes markings.
None holds yet. Today, in three failure cases (a deploy, reading a record, a plan that cannot be signed), a request goes through instead of being stopped. Every route blocks a request when the policy check cannot run, by the end of November 2026. Today any signed-in user can add an entry in anyone's name. By the end of November 2026, only Kovac can. All three are due by then, which is why paid pilots start from late November 2026.
- Where Kovac stops
Kovac does not sit in front of Microsoft Copilot, Gemini for Google Workspace or web chat assistants.
Where Kovac sits- Personal data
Masked data remains personal data, so a pilot on it waits for a data processing agreement, which has no date yet. Best first dataset: one with no personal data in it, such as a rate card, a bid register or a price list.
What masking does- Not held today
Koralis AI holds no certification or professional indemnity insurance today. Kovac is not yet in production anywhere.
The trust table
If you subscribe within 90 days of the pilot ending, the pilot fee you've paid is credited against your first year's subscription.
Half at the start, and half when we send your payback report.
Send the IT & legal brief to your general counselMessage Dylan Banks (board-level AI strategy) or Marko Krznaric (former Palantir Forward Deployed Engineer) on LinkedIn.