I build the systems that keep a Queensland copper mine running — and I watched the same problem show up everywhere I looked: the rules that govern a business change constantly, and no one can keep up with what those changes mean for their own documents.
Frontier AI can't solve it. Ask ChatGPT about a regulation and it searches the open web and hopes the page is current. It can't hold your company's private documents alongside the law, it can't tell you when the law your policies were written against has changed, and it can't do any of it without sending your data offshore — which, for mining, legal, health, and government, isn't allowed.
So I started building the thing that can. Brolka holds the live legislation of your industry and your own documents in one private, onshore workspace — and watches the gap between them. When the law moves, it tells you which of your documents just fell out of step.
It started with what I know — Queensland mining law — and the architecture underneath extends to any regulated industry, and to a region the global platforms skip entirely: the Pacific. That's the part nobody else is building. It's why I'm building it here.