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Adraca AI builds software that turns EU regulatory requirements — DORA, ESPR, GDPR, the AI Act — into automated, verifiable checks that run inside your own infrastructure.
European regulation is arriving faster than the tooling to comply with it. DORA is in force. ESPR digital product passports are being phased in. The AI Act's high-risk obligations are live. Most organisations answer these with consultants, spreadsheets, and annual audits — expensive, slow, and out of date the day they're finished.
We think compliance should be code: policy as rules, evidence as data, audits as something a pipeline produces on every deploy. And we think it should run where your data lives — on your cloud, your cluster, or your own hardware — so sovereignty is a property of the architecture rather than a promise in a contract.
Five products, one thesis. Each is a working prototype you can see running:
All five are in active development. We publish real screenshots and demos, and we label prototypes as prototypes.
Incorporated in Nagpur, India. First policy engine and DPP schema work begins.
First working prototypes: Sovereign Validator and DPP Engine deployed on AWS EKS. Sovereign Search and Adraca Synthetic follow.
Estonian entity registration. Public prototypes and demos on adraca.io.
Founder & CEO
Chief Technology Officer
Builds the Adraca product stack. Security researcher and PhD candidate at IIT Kanpur (Department of Management Sciences), where his research on data-product frameworks feeds the Adraca roadmap.
"We are building the neural infrastructure for a sovereign future. Adraca is not just about intelligence; it is about trust, resilience, and the power of decentralized systems to reshape industries."
Systems built to adapt, disconnect, and reconnect without breaking.
Open source by default. We believe in building in public.
Code that is efficient, lean, and environmentally conscious.