Built on the Sovereign Startup Stack
Real applications built on Kilter. Each one made the same bet — pick the architecture that's right, not the one that's convenient — and each got to make it because Kilter turned weeks of infrastructure into a single kilter up. The payoff shows up twice: the application shrinks, and the parts you'd normally get wrong move into infrastructure you can read.
A regulated publishing platform, built in 45 minutes
The compliance surface moved off the application and into infrastructure you can point an auditor at — so the app stayed tiny and the controls stayed provable.
- Access control → Postgres row-level security (the database says no, not an if-statement)
- Immutable 6-year audit trail → statement-level triggers the engine physically enforces
- Author → clinical → compliance approval → a Temporal workflow that can't be sidestepped
- Identity & PHI-handling agents → Ory principals, every action audited with provenance
An agentic ITSM platform where the engine is the product
The lifecycle, the audit, and even the UI's safety moved into canonical primitives — one universal record, one mutation door, an AI-generated interface a dumb renderer paints from an allowlist.
- Every lifecycle (incident, change, approval, SLA) → a durable Temporal workflow
- One universal work_item + one withMutation door → tx, audit, and outbox, atomic
- Event-driven, not event-sourced → Postgres is truth, Kafka builds projections
- AI-generated SDUI → a schema-validated, signal-allowlisted renderer that can't surprise
Start smaller
The same composition, from an empty directory. These are the getting-started builds every case study above grows out of.
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