We build the proxy layer that keeps enterprise AI aligned with EU law, cost-attributable to teams, and fast enough that developers pick it over the direct provider SDK.
We started Ciralgo in Amsterdam because the story we kept hearing from CTOs, DPOs, and heads of AI was the same one. Their teams were shipping AI faster than legal, finance, or security could keep up. Someone needed to sit between application code and the LLM providers, quietly enforcing the rules that make regulated AI defensible. That someone is Ciralgo.
Mats built Ciralgo after seeing regulated European organisations try to adopt AI with tools designed for a US legal reality. He works on the boundary between what engineers want to ship and what compliance officers need to prove.
LinkedInThe EU AI Act is not a paperwork exercise. Every log line, every routing decision, every retention window in Ciralgo is designed to be quotable in a Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 audit response.
A rough version of the right thing beats a polished version of the wrong thing. We would rather answer a real customer question next Tuesday than debate one for a month.
If we cannot explain a decision in the product to an external auditor without hand-waving, we do not ship it. That constraint keeps the platform honest.
We are hiring for a small number of roles, and we always answer email from people building something interesting.