The rules removed your options. Not your obligations.

If you build software under residency, sovereignty or audit obligations — NIS2, the EU AI Act, sector rules, your own customers’ contracts — you know the pattern: every engineering-analytics vendor worth evaluating wants your data in their cloud, and your compliance posture says no. So the board’s delivery questions get answered the old way: hindsight, spreadsheets and nerve.

Qeino was built for exactly this position. Perimeter deployment is the architecture, not an enterprise-tier concession. And because every figure in the Foresight Ledger traces to a signal, a timestamp and an action, the evidence suits organisations that expect to be audited — including by their own second line.

One thing Qeino is not: a workforce-monitoring tool. It measures programme capacity, never individuals — a distinction your works council and your regulator will both appreciate, and one we are happy to document.