authoriti.ai

ABOUT AUTHORITI.AI

We built the tools we needed when we were in your seat.

Authoriti.ai was not created in an accelerator. It was founded in the gap between what council officers are asked to deliver and the tools they are given to deliver it with.

Before building this platform, we worked inside local government: supporting planning services, running transformation programmes and building the digital infrastructure councils actually run on. We have sat in the case conferences, managed the statutory deadlines, answered to elected members and watched skilled professional officers spend their evenings copying objections out of PDF bundles into Word templates.

We are not a technology startup guessing at how councils work. We built Authoriti.ai because the software we have used in the past has never quite made the grade.

That experience is why the platform looks the way it does. It is why evidence and AI narrative are structurally separated - because we know what a statutory record is. It is why every claim can be traced back to its source, because we know what can happen at appeal if claims cannot be backed up.

Planning was the obvious place to start, because planning is where the document burden, policy complexity and public engagement volumes collide hardest. It will not be where we stop.

Three principles we will not compromise

01

Public sector alignment

We build for the realities of local government: procurement rules, information governance, statutory duty and public accountability. Our commercial model is annual, predictable and sized for council budgets. No per-seat creep, no surprise usage bills.

02

Transparency by default

Public planning data belongs to the public. We favour open, inspectable analysis over proprietary opacity: our methods are documented, our provenance records are complete, and councils can choose to publish what the platform produces.

03

No black-box decisions

The AI never decides anything. It organises evidence so a professional officer can decide faster and better. We reject automated determinations absolutely. Our architecture makes that rejection verifiable, not just a policy line.

The full operational detail behind these principles - isolation, provenance and auditability - lives in the Trust Centre.

Talk to people who have done your job.

A demonstration with us is a conversation between practitioners, not a sales pitch.