Development and advice · Copenhagen
komplai
We are a small team of software engineers who specialise in building AI solutions. That is what the days go to, in Danish municipalities, in the legal sector and in logistics. We're happy to advise and share what we've picked up, and just as happy to do the work itself: the coding, the implementation, the architecture and the legal side.
We work on things like
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AI implementation
Language models, RAG and search across an organisation's own data. We spend most of the time on what comes after the prototype, getting it maintained and actually used by someone.
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Agent systems and MCP
Agents that do things in systems that are properly in production: limited access, approvals along the way, and a record of what the agent did. We are helping build a shared, vendor-neutral open-source control layer for AI agents in the Danish public sector.
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AI governance and making it stick
Guidelines, the rules that apply, and working out which use cases are even worth starting on. And then the genuinely hard part: getting people to use what gets built.
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Digital forensics and eDiscovery
We use AI and machine learning to find patterns in large volumes of data for eDiscovery and digital forensics, with clear audit trails so the findings can be trusted. That also covers semantic analysis, clustering and other ML algorithms.
We are used to working with ESDH systems, Microsoft apps and automations, and to putting things into production the world over. We have our own local infrastructure in Denmark, and often it ends up being servers we run ourselves.
Where it can run
Our own servers at Hetzner in Falkenstein. No American provider touches the data on the way.
The language models run on our own local infrastructure in Denmark.
We set the whole stack up in your own data centre. Data then never leaves your network.
Your Azure, your subscription, your keys. We build it, you own it.
If price and speed weigh more than location, we do that too. We just say so out loud first.
We naturally prefer it when both processing and storage happen in the EU. But we recognise that other setups are sometimes more practical or cheaper, so we're happy to help you weigh the pros and cons for your specific system.
We have built things together with
- Municipalities and the public sector
- This is where we are most: chatbots, agent tools, documents and search that have to play nicely with everything the organisation already has.
- The legal sector
- Artificial intelligence for finding evidence in large volumes of data, and evidence that holds up in court. Data sovereignty is not negotiable here: Schrems II and the CLOUD Act mean neither Microsoft nor Azure, but models and machines we vouch for ourselves.
- Logistics and transport
- Machine learning, computer vision and algorithms that fill in customs and border documents automatically. Most of it arrives as scans and PDFs, and it has to be right the first time it reaches the authorities.
- Energy and utilities
- Algorithms for CSRD reporting and for emission factors on electricity, gas, water and a good deal more. The numbers have to be gathered from all sorts of places and stand up to checking afterwards.
- International and UN-affiliated networks
- Design, visualisation and websites with an editorial system behind them. We built globalcompact.dk and unglobalcompact.nl and wired them into Salesforce, Swoogo, Pardot, Vercel and analytics, so members and events are maintained in one place only.
We've also made a few free things ourselves
For municipalities and for companies with a good purpose.
- redact
Takes the personal data out of a text before it goes into an AI, and puts it back in the answer.
redact.komplai.dk - lens
Opens a PDF in the browser and highlights CPR numbers, account numbers and the like, so long documents can be skimmed.
lens.komplai.dk - secret
Share a password or a key through a link that can only be opened once. We cannot read what you send.
secret.komplai.dk
lens opens PDFs without sending them anywhere, and secret is built so we cannot read what people share. There are no tracking cookies on any of them. What gets sent where
Up for a coffee?
We love drinking coffee and are happy to come by for a cup one day, no strings attached. Show us what you're wrestling with. More often than not we've built something similar before, and if not, we just get a bit wiser for hearing about it. Write a couple of lines and we'll find a day.
If you'd rather skip the form, write straight to hej@komplai.dk