OpenWard · controlled pilot
A focused workspace for human review.
The case terminal: trajectory, supporting evidence, counterevidence, and unresolved context in one place. The customer owns the conclusion.
- Reviewed synthetic data
- Customer-controlled access
- No enforcement authority
Review workspace
Keep the full case in view.
OpenWard is designed to make the evidence, its limits, and the missing context legible to the person responsible for the conclusion.
In the review workspace
- Time-ordered findings with source provenance
- Counterevidence and alternatives kept visible
- Missing context and review readiness stated explicitly
Evaluated with reviewed synthetic data. Live Ward workflows remain invitation-only and customer-controlled. OpenWard never authorizes enforcement.
Decision boundary
The workspace supports judgment; it does not make it.
OpenWard keeps the review process inspectable without moving policy, legal responsibility, or execution authority out of the customer's systems.
- Signals retain their source, purpose, and known limits.
- Customer reviewers retain the decision and the resulting action.
- No single finding or workspace state grants enforcement authority.
Controlled pilot
Bring one review workflow into focus.
Start with a bounded case-review problem and the people accountable for its outcome.
Scope: one privacy-minimized feed, one high-severity workflow, one or two reviewers. Raw content, policy, and enforcement stay with you.