SovereignEU Applications

AI applications being built for public-source release.

Every SovereignEU application is being developed for release under a branding-protected Community Licence. Source access, permitted adaptation and required product identity will be stated precisely with each release.

Status: Roadmap. This application is being developed for public-source release under a branding-protected Community Licence. Its repository, exact rights, branding conditions, version and supported deployment modes will be published with the applicable release.

Application portfolio

Defined tools for defined organisational work.

Adopt one workflow at a time and connect it to shared identity, knowledge and control services.

Defining Roadmap capability

Every application is being designed to improve locally.

Each SovereignEU application is being designed to participate in a customer-controlled improvement loop. Authorised events and outcomes can be analysed inside the deployed environment to propose and evaluate changes under explicit approval, audit and rollback rules.

Authorised signals

Administrators define the purpose, event sources, access and retention. Customer content is not training data by default.

Local graph engineering

A time-aware graph connects workflow evidence, candidate changes, evaluations, approvals, releases and measured outcomes.

Controlled release

Customer policy determines what is suggestion-only, what requires named approval and which predefined low-risk changes may proceed automatically.

Explore the SovereignEU Improvement Loop

Public-source commitment

Source access and branding terms should both be explicit.

Each released application will identify its Community Licence, permitted use and adaptation, required product identity, version, dependencies, interfaces and deployment conditions.

Inspect

Review the published source, Community Licence and documented component provenance.

Operate

Run the software with your own teams and infrastructure while retaining required identity and notices.

Adapt

Configure and extend permitted workflows through documented interfaces under the published terms.

Choose support

The planned Enterprise path can add rebranding rights, dedicated engineering and contractual accountability.

Compare Community and Enterprise rights

Staged adoption

Coexist, validate, then expand.

Migration begins with identity, data ownership, supported formats, synchronisation direction, conflict handling and a tested export path.

  1. 01
    Choose one workflow

    Define users, owners and measurable acceptance criteria.

  2. 02
    Connect deliberately

    Map identity, data and integration responsibilities.

  3. 03
    Verify operation

    Test permissions, accessibility, recovery and export.

  4. 04
    Expand by evidence

    Add teams and applications after operational acceptance.

A practical first step

Start with the application that solves today’s problem.

Define a bounded use case that can coexist with your current environment.

Discuss your first use case