
Brainiac Ltd builds systems that work for you. Continuously, autonomously, at zero running cost.
Your product stopped working. A payment gateway failed. A link went dead. A customer left. And you found out too late. Or not at all. This isn't bad luck. It's a systemic problem. And it has a solution.

Your stack runs itself
Three AI models watch every product every 30 minutes. They catch a problem before you do. They send you a WhatsApp message. Done.
A system that knows you
The longer it runs, the better it understands your portfolio. It learns your preferences. It suggests improvements. It alerts you when something deviates from your normal.
Legally protected. Regulation ready.
From December 2, 2027, EU law requires companies to prove a real human stands behind their AI decisions. Brainiac Ltd is the only company with a technical solution ready to deploy on that day.

Brainiac Ltd holds active intellectual property protection across the core layers of the system. Priority date registered June 2026. Legal protection in force from day one.
7 PROTECTED LAYERSTime until EU AI Act enforcement:
423
DAYS
22
HOURS
50
MINUTES
59
SECONDS
Are you ready?
Six layers of infrastructure. Zero single points of failure.
When internet fails, AI oversight does not stop. When power fails, the audit trail does not break. When everything fails, the world knows what happened. The Sovereignty Stack maintains a cryptographic record of every decision across every failure mode. Each layer activates automatically when the one above it fails. No human intervention required. No gap in the record.
On-premise compute running local LLMs. No cloud dependency. AI decisions happen on your hardware, in your building, under your control.
PRIMARYEvery AI decision is sealed with a SHA-256 cryptographic signature. Tamper-evident. Timestamped. Verifiable by any third party, including regulators.
ACTIVEOperational resolution log that records every AI-assisted decision, its human authorization, and its outcome. EU AI Act Article 14/26 compliant by design.
ACTIVEContinuous heartbeat monitoring. Collects system metrics every 60 seconds, signs them cryptographically, and transmits via HTTP. If internet drops, switches to store-and-forward queue. (Coming soon)
STANDBYWhen internet and LAN fail, an 868 MHz LoRa mesh network carries the presence heartbeat. Low bandwidth. High reliability. Independent of ISP, cloud, and grid power. (Coming soon)
FALLBACKWhen compute infrastructure loses power entirely, a battery-powered LoRa node transmits the last known system state. The world knows what happened, even when your building is dark.
LAST RESORTLocal compute runs AI inference on your hardware. No cloud dependency.
Presence signal sent via HTTP POST. Signed with ed25519. Audit trail updated.
COGNOS decision ledger records every decision with human authorization. Article 14 compliant.
LoRa node on standby. Power sourced from mains. All systems nominal.
Internet connection drops. ISP failure detected within 5 seconds.
Presence service switches to store-and-forward mode. Signals queued locally. No data lost.
LoRa bridge activates. Heartbeat transmitted over 868 MHz mesh to relay node. Oversight continues.
LoRa heartbeat every 5 minutes. Relay node forwards signal to audit endpoint via its own internet. Remote visibility maintained.
Internet returns. Queued signals flushed to endpoint with original timestamps. Complete record. No gaps.
Power failure. Router down. Compute down. Everything goes dark.
UPS exhausts battery. EcoFlow takes over for 4-7 hours. Compute survives extended outage.
All power sources depleted. Compute node shuts down. LoRa node switches to internal battery. Last line active.
Battery-powered LoRa node transmits last known state: node was online at 14:23:01, status was OK, now OFFLINE. The world knows what happened.
Power restored. Compute boots. All queued signals sync. Complete timeline reconstructed. Full audit trail intact.
AI oversight depends on cloud connectivity
Single ISP, single power source, single point of failure
Audit logs stored in the same infrastructure they monitor
No fallback when internet drops
No record of what happened during outages
Timestamps can be edited retroactively
Cannot prove human oversight to a regulator
Compliance is aspirational, not architectural
AI oversight runs on local hardware, no cloud required
Six independent layers, zero single points of failure
Cryptographic audit trail independent of monitored system
LoRa mesh fallback when internet and LAN fail (Coming soon)
Complete record maintained through every failure mode
SHA-256 sealed timestamps, tamper-evident by design
Verifiable proof of human oversight for any regulator
Compliance is architectural, not aspirational
Digital Sovereignty provides independent operator capability assessments and infrastructure. The Proof of Operator seal constitutes evidence that an assessment was conducted by Brainiac Ltd. It is not a legal certification of compliance with EU Regulation 2024/1689 or any other regulation. Brainiac Ltd is not liable for regulatory decisions based on the seal. Companies should consult their own legal counsel.