Govern enterprise software delivery
Your objectives, policies, and standards are encoded into how work runs, and every decision is recorded and traceable. Automation increases your control instead of trading it away. Carried by CortexOne.
The platform
Faster delivery, predictable cost, control you keep, and an advantage that compounds
Brain-Stem is one governed platform for enterprise software delivery. Four products work as one, and each leads with its own pillar: CortexOne governs the work, Reflex delivers it faster, Synapse improves the economics, and MemoryMesh makes it compound.
The four pillars
Govern delivery, deliver faster, improve the economics, and build an organisation that learns
One pillar per product. Speed for the delivery lead, economics for the CFO, control for the risk owner, and compounding for whoever is thinking past the current project.
Deliver software faster
Specialised agents build, test, and repair inside your guardrails, so a scoped requirement becomes working software in days rather than weeks or months. Carried by Reflex.
Improve delivery economics
Every task routes to the cheapest capable model, and every token is accounted for like money. The cost of delivery becomes something you predict rather than discover. Carried by Synapse.
Build an intelligent delivery organisation
Each engagement teaches the platform more about how your organisation works. The next project starts further ahead, so you build an asset that grows rather than renting a tool that stays still. Carried by MemoryMesh.
How the four fit together
Four products that work as one platform
Each product carries one pillar. Together they cover the delivery lifecycle: the rules, the build, the spend, and the memory.
CortexOne
Governance and control
Encode your policies and standards, and trace every decision.
Explore CortexOneSynapse
Cost and routing
Route every task to the cheapest capable model, and account for every token.
Explore SynapseMemoryMesh
Compounding
Memory and learning, so each engagement starts further ahead.
Explore MemoryMeshHow an engagement works
A shape you can see before you book
You should understand how you would buy before you ever book a briefing. An engagement has a simple shape. The site explains the shape; the briefing prices your work. We tell you what it costs before you have signed anything.
No pricing tiers, no package names. The same shape holds whether you are a department or an enterprise.
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Fixed-price delivery
A defined project, for a fixed price
We scope a defined piece of work and deliver it for a fixed price. You know what you are getting, and what it costs, before we start. The work runs on the platform, governed by your standards, with every decision recorded.
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Managed-services retainer
It continues on a monthly retainer
When the project lands, it converts to a managed-services retainer. The platform keeps delivering, maintaining, and improving. Each engagement teaches it more about your organisation, so the next piece of work starts further ahead.
How it fits
It sits above your tools, not instead of them
Brain-Stem runs the delivery layer above the tools you already have. Jira or Azure DevOps keeps tracking the work, and your engineering tools keep building it. The platform coordinates and governs what happens between them.
Adopting it is not a migration. Your teams keep their tools, and your delivery gains a governed layer over the top.
Enterprise readiness
What you can check before you commit
We are early, and we don't dress that up: no logo wall, no borrowed badges. Every claim here is one you can verify in a working session.
Every decision recorded
Each requirement, decision, and output carries a full audit trail on the live platform. Ask to walk through one in a briefing.
Your standards enforced
Policies and standards are encoded as rules and checked on every output. A weak result is rewritten or stopped for a person, never shipped unseen.
A person stays in charge
You set the confidence line. Above it the platform runs on its own; below it, work stops and waits for a person.
Data where you require it
Routing is not tied to one model provider, and processing can run in-country. Where your data is processed is your call, not the vendor's.
See it working on your delivery problem
Book a briefing to walk through your context, or take the assessment to see where you stand first.