Sozenta is your sovereign AI fabric.

From application to inference, present in every walk of your enterprise.

We start where your team works — with applications and orchestration. Veya is the cross-platform workspace, downloadable today. Vera is the policy and routing layer between every application and every model. Trevi keeps the streaming layer hitless underneath. And we meet you with the silicon you already have — NVIDIA, AMD, or whatever inference stack your team has standardized on.

You don't have to outsource your business brains to anyone's monopoly. You don't have to build it all yourself either. The sovereign fabric is the third path.

Application + orchestration shipping today Bring your own hardware vendor Beta launch July 15, 2026
The fabric

Four layers between your team and the weights.

A sovereign fabric closes every gap between the human at the keyboard and the model on a GPU. We build the three layers above your hardware. You bring the hardware — or we help you choose it.

Application
Veya
Cross-platform workspace. Voice-first and prompt-first. Generative UI that composes around the task. Agents and MCPs as first-class citizens.
Sozenta
Orchestration
Vera
Policy and routing gateway. PII scanning, multi-endpoint routing, SSO/RBAC, audit-grade logging — between every application and every model.
Sozenta
Continuity
Trevi
Hitless streaming substrate. Streams survive proxy restarts, gateway upgrades, rolling deploys. Sovereign infrastructure that runs as smoothly as public cloud.
Sozenta
Inference
Your hardware
NVIDIA, AMD, open-weight platforms — your existing stack, your inference. We provide the routing above and the engineering services to make it run efficiently.
You

Application and orchestration are shipping today. Bring your own hardware vendor, and we meet you at the inference layer with full Sozenta routing, policy, and continuity.

The application · Veya

Productivity isn't a model. It's an application.

The reason public AI feels dominant isn't that frontier models are 10x better than what you can run privately. It's that the public consumer apps have shipped good interfaces, agent loops, voice, MCPs, and continuous context — while the enterprise has had a chatbox in a sidebar.

Veya is the missing application. A cross-platform workspace, voice-first and prompt-first, where:

What that looks like in practice: a 40-page contract redline where Veya highlights deviations from your standard template; a quarterly forecast reconciliation that pulls last quarter's actuals from the same workspace; a vendor security questionnaire pre-filled from your internal sources and flagged where the answers don't yet exist. Same surface, three different shapes.

Edge Release downloadable now for Linux, macOS, and Windows. First-class on all three.

Try Veya

The orchestration · Vera

One policy surface across every model your business uses.

Vera is the orchestration hub. A single gateway between every application your business runs and every model those applications call — public or private.

What Vera does, by default, for every request:

Vera does not own a model. Vera does not sell your data back to you. Vera is the policy boundary your AI calls cross, run on infrastructure you control.

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The continuity layer · Trevi

The sovereign layer doesn't have to be painful.

The reason most enterprises don't run AI on their own premises isn't capability — it's operations. Public clouds set the bar for streaming availability, rolling upgrades, hitless restarts, and elastic capacity. Anything sovereign that can't match that bar feels like a step backwards.

Trevi is the continuity layer that closes the gap. Streams survive their own infrastructure — proxy restarts, gateway upgrades, worker reseating, rolling deploys — all hitless, all without dropping bytes, all without requiring the application to reconnect. Long-lived AI streaming with availability characteristics the public cloud doesn't offer, running entirely on your premise.

And we deploy with you — storage tuned for AI workload patterns, load balancers configured for long-lived streaming, and open-weight model tuning on your NVIDIA or AMD hardware. Sovereignty isn't a feature flag you toggle. It's an operational posture.

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Your hardware, your stack

We meet you with the silicon you already have.

The fastest way to fall behind in sovereign AI is to be told your existing hardware doesn't fit. Sozenta is vendor-neutral by construction — Vera, Veya, and Trevi run against whichever inference path your team has standardized on.

NVIDIA
H100 · A100 · L4
Enterprise data-center stacks. Full Vera routing, full Veya surface, Trevi continuity on top.
AMD
MI300 · MI250 · ROCm
First-class on AMD silicon. Same gateway, same application, same continuity guarantees.
Open-weight platforms
vLLM · TGI · Ollama · llama.cpp
Whatever your inference team has already deployed. We route to it; we don't replace it.

We don't sell you a GPU. We make the GPUs you already bought work. Sozenta provides the engineering services to run open-weight models efficiently on whichever path you've chosen, and the routing layer that makes the choice invisible to the application above.

The endgame

Fully localized models. Your business brains stay yours.

Five years from now, the businesses that won the AI transition will be running fully localized models — inside their own datacenters, or inside VPCs they actually control. Their applications will have learned their intents, their language, their context. Their agents will be more autonomous than the public alternatives, because the model knows what the business actually does.

And their business brains will still be theirs.

That's the future Sozenta is building toward. Three layers, one fabric:

Start anywhere. Migrate at your pace. End up fully sovereign without rewriting your applications.

Ready to see it?