AI adoption has outrun AI governance.
Boards are accountable for AI they cannot see. Regulation is increasing. Most organisations don't know where AI is being used, and the governance that does exist is fragmented across spreadsheets, policy documents and point solutions. TrustedAIGov exists to replace that scramble with one continuous, evidence-backed discipline.
AI is spreading faster than any governance function can keep up with.
Boards and executives are accountable for outcomes they can't currently evidence.
Regulation — EU AI Act, DORA, ISO/IEC 42001 — keeps raising the bar.
Evidence of control lives in spreadsheets and inboxes, not in a system of record.
Four we don't bend.
We never fabricate data, progress or activity. Every claim the platform makes shows the evidence behind it — or it honestly says it has none yet.
AI recommends; people remain accountable. Every governed decision records who decided, why, and on what evidence. There is no AI-only bypass.
Governance starts at discovery, not after deployment. Control, evidence and audit are built into the workflow rather than reconstructed before an audit.
Governance must improve business outcomes, not just satisfy auditors. We tie every governed system to its cost and its value, so control pays for itself.
One governed estate, seven capabilities.
Not a suite of disconnected tools — one platform where each capability builds on the evidence the last one collected.
Built for the enterprise, from the first line.
Trusted AI Governance Ltd.
A UK company based in London, building enterprise AI governance for regulated markets — banking, insurance, government and beyond. We work alongside a forming cohort of consulting, advisory and delivery partners who implement the platform for their clients.
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Built by people who've lived the problem.
TrustedAIGov was built on a simple conviction: that regulated institutions shouldn't have to choose between adopting AI and being able to govern it. The platform is designed the way governance actually has to work under scrutiny — evidence first, humans accountable, and value made visible.