Press
What Sealr does, what it does not do, and the wording we ask you to use. Plus media assets and a dedicated contact.
Announcements
We have not published a press release yet. We have announced no funding round, no partnership, and no customer: anything of that kind in circulation did not come from us. This page will be updated with our first release.
Key points
The system of record for AI agent actions. Two functions, nothing else: record every operation an agent executes into an append-only, hash-chained, signed and timestamped evidence stream; and return, before execution, a deterministic verdict — ALLOW, WARN, REQUIRE_APPROVAL or BLOCK — on SQL, Terraform and Git operations.
Not an LLM firewall, not a prompt filter, not an identity or posture manager, not a model host, not an observability tool, not an insurer. Sealr sits above the identity layer and below the model layer: it does not inventory service accounts, it proves what they executed.
Sealr evidence makes tampering detectable; it does not prevent it. It establishes the integrity, ordering, timing and origin of the recorded stream, and it does not prove that no unrecorded event took place: coverage is a deployment property. Please carry that distinction as written — tamper-evident, not tamper-proof.
Sealr is not generally available yet. The verifier and the evidence format are open source (Apache-2.0): an auditor can verify a stream offline, without trusting Sealr. We have no customer to name and no usage figures to share.
Press resources
Official logos, colors and typefaces: everything you need to present Sealr correctly in articles, videos and other material.
Contact
Interview request, fact check, or a technical paragraph you would like reviewed: write to us.
Placeholder address: replace with the real press address before launch.