Talk to the person who built this.
Rtavan AI LLC is founder-led. There is no sales team, no ticket queue and no chatbot in front of the inbox — which means a reply comes from someone who can actually answer, and that saying “not a fit” costs you one line.
If you are considering this for your clients
Consultancies, auditors and risk advisers: tell us what you are being asked to show, and to whom. Pricing comes in the first reply, and free early access to the method, the corpus and the router comes first if that is useful.
If we have published something about you
Any organisation in the registry has a free right of reply, and every review is recorded in the corrections log — including the ones that changed nothing. A correction is worked before anything else in the queue.
Direct routes
- Email, including corrections and right of reply
- [email protected]
- The company
- Rtavan AI LLC, North Carolina, United States
- Terms and publisher
- Legal, terms and right of reply
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Frequently asked
What does it cost?
Tenant access is priced per practice. Ask, and the price comes in the first reply. The method, the summary figures, the document archive and the corrections log stay free to read.
Can I see it before talking to anyone?
Yes, and without an account: score a document, run a policy decision, verify the evidence chain, and watch a document change. Four steps on the live system, about five minutes.
What exactly is this?
A registry that reads what AI vendors publish about governing their systems and scores it against a published method, plus a policy router that applies your own policy before a model is called and writes a tamper-evident record of each decision.
Do vendors pay you?
No, and they never will — not for a score, a preview, a delay or a briefing. There is no code path that would take the money, and any relationship with an assessed party withdraws the independence claim automatically. A vendor gets a free right of reply and nothing else.
Why should I trust a score?
Because you do not have to. The method is published so anyone can re-derive a score, every claim carries the source it came from and the date it was read, and the corrections log records every review — including the ones that changed nothing.
Nothing you send is published, added to a mailing list, or passed to anyone else.