Ask KontextOS what it can do for your organization

Training teaches what to see

A shared vocabulary helps participants recognize weak authority, provenance, access, evidence, workflows, and decision rights.

Discovery reveals what was missed

Applying those concepts to real responsibilities exposes gaps, conflicts, informal practices, dependencies, and unresolved questions.

Governed context preserves what was learned

Human-reviewed findings become maintained organizational assets or remediation work, then remain open to correction as they are used.

Context boards for real work

Organize initiatives, risks, and decisions into boards where AI can see the same context your team does: objectives, tasks, and supporting documents.

Policy-aware copilots

Blend retrieval-augmented search with guardrails so assistants reference the right training, policies, and reference documents for each situation.

Composable workflows

Use workflow design tools, tasks, and approvals to turn ad‑hoc processes into repeatable flows that keep humans in the loop where it matters.

Courses and intelligence pathways

Use structured training as a diagnostic instrument, connect participant insight to human-reviewed findings, and keep learning tied to day-to-day guidance.

Approval workflows

Route sensitive changes and AI-assisted outputs through configurable approval lanes so managers, compliance, and governance teams stay aligned.

Telemetry and audit trails

Track events, usage, and key decisions with queryable audit trails that help you explain how AI-supported outcomes were reached.

Reference documentation hub

Centralize policies, procedures, and supporting evidence in a reference hub that powers both human search and AI retrieval.

Privacy-aware design

Control how training data and course interactions feed into AI features, with tools to review consent and support regulatory workflows.

Organizations and teams

Model real-world structures with organizations, teams, and roles so each workspace can reflect how your company actually works.

A bounded adoption path

Move from a fictional organizational simulation to a private diagnostic and then to persistent operation without turning KontextOS into a monthly per-seat subscription.

Open, extensible architecture

Leverage a Django-based architecture with retrieval-augmented search services so developers can extend or integrate KontextOS with existing systems.

Experience

Free Organizational Simulation

Free · Available by reviewed request

Simulation-mode access to Intro to Applied AI for up to three participants, including one Course Coordinator who configures the fictional organization.

Boundary: Uses a generated company, roles, durable company document, and fictional employee responses. It does not assess the requesting organization or unlock Courses 2 or 3.

Diagnose and train

Private Diagnostic and Training Appliance (PDATA)

$995 list price per year · Early testing · pilots opening soon$495 per year with approved promotion

An expandable, customer-controlled appliance for private diagnostic and training programs. It includes Intro to Applied AI for one defined Context Readiness Diagnostic and The Context Architect for context design, governance, workflows, and remediation.

Boundary: The $495 annual price is available only through approved promotions. The AI Operating Layer: Building KontextOS for the Enterprise is planned for a future PDATA update; general post-install course additions and revisions are not currently available. Infrastructure, AI-provider access, and partner services remain separate.

Diagnose, train, and manage context

Persistent KontextOS License

$7,950 for the first year · Planned · partner-dependent$499 per year after the first year

Planned renewable access to a customer-controlled system for ongoing diagnostics, training, and context management. Its context management capabilities feature MCP integration, the Context Memory Ledger, and complementary strategies for creating, governing, retrieving, sharing, and evolving organizational context.

Boundary: A targeted $5,950 first-year competitive-conversion price may be authorized when an Authorized Partner waives its proposed $2,000 first-year commission. After the first year, the license renews at $499 per year.

Create and maintain courses

Standalone Course Builder (SCB)

$1,995 per end-user author for the first year · Under development · pilot rollout expected imminentlyIntroductory price: $1,495 for the first year · $199 per author per year after the first year

A customer-controlled desktop application for creating, revising, previewing, reviewing, approving, validating, and packaging private diagnostic and training courses for properly licensed PDATA installations.

Boundary: Licensed per author, with unlimited courses and .kctx exports. It does not deliver courses to learners, include cloud-model usage, replace the PDATA runtime, or authorize deployment to an unlicensed appliance.