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Powering What Comes Next

Tomorrow's most capable AI is built on data it can trust.

TRIVDA licenses premium, proprietary knowledge directly from those who own it, and puts it to work for the models and agents being built on it.

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Sarek, Sweden 67.2833° N  17.7000° E

Compute is scaling. Data access must scale with it.

The open web carried the first generation of models. The knowledge that matters next sits in private archives, never built for machines to read. TRIVDA makes it usable, with rights and provenance attached.

Our mission
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Photograph Anna Auza

Two ways in.

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Photograph Ed Wingate

Licensed data for your models and agents.

Agents query it live through an API, or as a connector in assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT. Models can be trained on the datasets whose owners license them for training.

For AI builders
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Photograph Steve Ledeme

Your knowledge, licensed for the uses you permit.

Upload files or connect cloud storage. Keep a dataset internal or license it to TRIVDA customers, decide whether it may be used for training, and withdraw it when you choose.

For data partners

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Rights enforced, not just written down.

100%

of requests are checked against the owner's permissions, before anything is returned.

The people behind TRIVDA.

We are building the access layer between the organisations that hold knowledge and the teams that build AI.

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Julius Ewerlöf

Co-Founder and CEO

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Alexander Norrthon

Co-Founder and COO

Start with what you need, or what you hold.

One form, whichever side of it you are on.