An AI workspace for every team
Anyone can start a session in the web app, Microsoft Teams, Slack, WhatsApp or email. Tacit checks the rules and contracts that apply before the work starts, and connects to more than 30 tools.
About Tacit
It brings your rules, project context and approvals into the work every team already does.
It runs in our cloud or inside yours, on models your IT team approves. A named person approves every submission.
tacit (adj.): understood, but never written down.
We write it down.
Anyone can start a session in the web app, Microsoft Teams, Slack, WhatsApp or email. Tacit checks the rules and contracts that apply before the work starts, and connects to more than 30 tools.
Tacit maps the permits, licences and rules you already operate under. It then checks each change against your sites, systems and contracts, and tells you what it affects and by when.
Each requirement that applies becomes tasks with an owner, a date and the evidence it needs. Tacit schedules back from the deadline and follows up while there is still time to act.
Tacit runs in our multi-tenant cloud or inside your own Azure or AWS boundary. IT chooses which models run and sets token budgets by team, and a failed call retries on an approved fallback.
Tacit gathers evidence from the systems your team already uses, chases what is missing and drafts the report in the regulator’s format. Every figure links to its source, and a named person approves.
Tacit reads contracts such as joint venture, supply and client agreements. It tracks their obligations next to regulatory ones, so a clause is never missed because it lives in a different folder.
Customers chose Tacit over each of these.
vs Microsoft Copilot
Copilot and Copilot Studio give you a capable assistant and the tools to build agents, but your team has to supply the regulatory knowledge. Tacit arrives with it: it starts from your sites, permits and contracts, works out which rules apply, and brings them into the work.
vs KPMG Risk Hub
KPMG Risk Hub gives risk teams one view of risks and controls. Tacit also gathers the evidence and drafts the filing, so your team reviews a finished document.
vs PwC Compliance Insights
Compliance Insights keeps a library of obligations and alerts you when rules change. Tacit maps each obligation and each change to your own sites, licences and contracts, then plans the work and drafts it.
vs public AI assistants
Tacit runs in our multi-tenant cloud or inside your own Azure or AWS boundary. Models run on Microsoft Azure and Amazon Bedrock, where the companies that make them never see your prompts or train on them. Tacit trains on your data only if you opt in, in writing. IT picks models from an allowlist and sees token spend by team.
vs Big Four consultants
Consultants deliver a review at a point in time. Tacit keeps your register current, plans each obligation and drafts every filing as it falls due, for a named person on your team to approve.
16-week paid pilot
Four weeks of onboarding, then three months on your real filings. You judge Tacit on your own deadlines before the annual contract.



Led Nigeria’s negotiations for a continental free trade area serving 1.2 billion people, as a technical adviser in the presidency.
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Ten years shipping AI and infrastructure at Microsoft, where he founded two global engineering centers. He leads Tacit’s engineering.
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Founded and exited two startups, and led obligation tracking for a $20 billion defense contract. Previously at Microsoft, Amazon and Axon.
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Founding engineer on Microsoft Teams, where he owned GDPR compliance and the Skype migration. Co-founded Norebase and built its compliance product for capital-markets firms, approved by Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission.
LinkedIn ↗Tacit began with oil and gas operators working through a new petroleum law, and now helps critical infrastructure teams know which rules apply, do the work and get it approved. Between us, we have worked at Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, Amazon, Axon and in government.
With a founder, using your own rules and documents.
We set Tacit up in our cloud or yours, agree what is in scope, map the rules that apply and connect your evidence sources.
Tacit works on your real filings, with a review every two weeks.
Covering the sites, teams and filings you choose.
The short version, for people and for AI search.
Tacit reads the rules, permits and contracts your company is bound by and works out which apply to your sites, systems and teams. It shows what each change affects and by when. It plans the work, gathers the evidence and drafts filings for your team to approve.
Yes. Anyone can start a session in the web app, Microsoft Teams, Slack, WhatsApp or email. Tacit checks the rules and contracts that apply before the work starts, and access follows the permissions your IT team sets.
No. Every submission needs approval from a named person on your team. Tacit records who approved it, when, and what they changed in the draft.
Every conclusion cites the clause it relies on, and every figure in a draft links to its source document. When Tacit is unsure, it asks a named person and explains why.
Tacit works with rules from energy, environmental, infrastructure, financial and data protection regulators. Adding a jurisdiction means loading its rules, so coverage grows with each customer.
Tacit runs in our multi-tenant cloud, with each customer’s data isolated, or inside your own Azure or AWS boundary. Models run on Microsoft Azure and Amazon Bedrock, where the companies that make them never see your prompts or train on them. Tacit uses your data for training only if you opt in, in writing. We hold SOC 2 Type II, audited by Johanson Group in April 2026, and have a CASA/ASVS assessment on record.
The ones your IT team approves. Tacit routes each task to a model on your allowlist, tracks token spend by team, and retries on an approved fallback if a provider fails. Models run on Microsoft Azure and Amazon Bedrock, where the companies that make them never see your prompts.
Yes. IT sets the allowlist for each team, and can block any model or provider.
The 16-week paid pilot starts with four weeks of onboarding. Tacit then runs for three months on your own filings, so you judge it against real deadlines.
Pricing depends on the sites, teams and filings in scope. We quote after a scoping call, and every engagement starts with a paid 16-week pilot.
30 minutes with a founder, using your own rules and documents.