About Factlace
We're on a mission to make enterprise AI trustworthy
Factlace is building an independent, real-time verification layer for enterprise AI outputs — to help teams in regulated industries check accuracy, enforce policy, and prove compliance.
Enterprise teams adopted AI faster than they could trust it. In banking, healthcare, and government, a single unverified answer can breach policy, mislead a customer, or create regulatory exposure. Manual spot checks don't scale, and swapping models doesn't solve the underlying problem: there was no independent way to prove an output was correct.
Factlace was founded in 2026 to close that gap. We're building a model-agnostic verification layer designed to score every output on factual accuracy, policy compliance, bias & safety, and source traceability — with a target of under 200 milliseconds — and to record an immutable audit trail for every assessment.
At the centre of it is the Factlace Score™: a single, defensible number meant to turn hard-to-trust AI into an auditable system of record teams can stand behind.
Factlace is currently pre-launch: we are building the platform and speaking with our first design partners now.
- 2026
- Factlace founded
- <200ms
- Real-time verdicts
- 0–100
- The Factlace Score
- Any LLM
- Model-agnostic
What we stand for
Accuracy first
We believe AI is only useful when it is right. Every decision we make starts with measurable correctness.
Independent by design
Verification must be separate from generation. We stay model-agnostic so our verdict is always impartial.
Radical transparency
A trust score means nothing without evidence. We show our work with sub-scores and full audit trails.
Founder
Wazeer Khan
Wazeer founded Factlace in 2026 after seeing regulated enterprises struggle to deploy AI they could defend. His conviction is simple: verification should be independent, instant, and provable. That principle shapes everything Factlace builds — a trust layer that lets serious organizations adopt AI without compromising on accuracy, compliance, or accountability.
Want to help shape Factlace?
We're talking with early design partners now.