Built to be trusted with the work that matters.
Kirality runs the busywork of regulated, real-world businesses — clinics, firms, practices, shops. That only works if your data is safe and every move is accountable. Here's exactly how we protect it, in plain terms.
Encryption at rest
Your AI keys, tool connections and other secrets are encrypted at rest, and so are your business records.
A key for each business
Each business gets its own encryption key, so one business’s key cannot open another’s secrets.
Your data, kept apart
Your data is isolated per business, so no other customer can read it, and that isolation is checked automatically before every release.
An audit trail you can read
Every AI draft and every approval is recorded in a tamper-evident audit trail you can read — who did what, and when.
Logs that do not pile up
Old activity and work logs are deleted on a rolling schedule instead of being kept forever.
You own your data
Export everything at any time, or delete it. No lock-in, no hostage data. Your business, your records.
We measure our own impact — honestly.
Most AI tools claim their AI works. Almost nobody measures it honestly, because honest measurement makes the numbers smaller. We'd rather show you a small true number than a big fake one.
Honest numbers, or none
We count a result only when the work really happened, we count it once, and we tell you what we could not measure. No credit for work that didn't happen.
We only learn from what you consent to
Your corrections are used to improve your AI only if you switch that on. It is off by default, you can turn it off any time, and what was kept can be exported or deleted on request.
Healthcare and patient data
We do not offer a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) yet. Offering one depends on agreements with the vendors that host and run Kirality, and those are not all in place. Until they are, please do not put patient health information (PHI) into Kirality. If your practice needs this, tell us, and we will tell you when it changes.
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