Governance built in.
Evaluation before every release and request-level audit trails, ready for the EU AI Act and ISO 42001.
Corti Models
Train a leading open model on your data and serve it on sovereign European infrastructure. You keep the model, the IP and the roadmap.
| Dependent | In control |
|---|---|
| Generic models every competitor can use | A model specialized to your business |
| Proprietary data sent to a closed lab | Proprietary data stays yours |
| Price and uptime set by someone else | Predictable cost on infrastructure you can audit |
| Stuck in provider review | Compliant by design |
client = OpenAI(
base_url="https://ai.eu.corti.app/v1",
api_key="<your-api-key>")
r = client.chat.completions.create(
model="corti-s1", messages=msgs)Tune open models on your proprietary data with Corti's training pipeline and research team. The model is yours, served on sovereign infrastructure.
Every trained checkpoint deploys straight onto Corti's sovereign infrastructure, with nothing to export or migrate. It ships behind a stable model ID, passes the same eval suites as Corti's own models, and keeps improving as your data and the base models change.
Promote a trained checkpoint to a stable model ID on EU infrastructure.
Each version passes your benchmarks and Corti's eval suites before it serves traffic.
Latency-tuned serving on hardware Corti operates, with zero retention.
New data or a stronger base model produces a new version. Your integration stays the same.
Set the goal and success criteria.
Train on your proprietary data.
Test against your benchmarks.
Serve in Europe or on-premises.
Keep it current as data changes.
Evaluation before every release and request-level audit trails, ready for the EU AI Act and ISO 42001.
Inference runs on hardware Corti operates in Europe. Deploy in our cloud or on-premises.
We began in healthcare, where a wrong answer is a liability. Every call to Corti Models holds to the same standard.
On some tasks the strongest closed models still lead, and we will tell you where. For most production volume, such as coding, extraction, classification and routing, open models have closed the gap at a fraction of the cost. Most teams move one workload first, measure it against their own evals, and keep a closed model only where it still wins.
Yes. The weights produced from training on your data belong to you, and you can export them and run them elsewhere, within the license of the base model they were built on. Most teams keep them on Corti so the model stays served, evaluated and updated on sovereign infrastructure.
An EU region changes where your data sits. Corti operates the hardware itself, in Europe, so no US cloud sits in the request path.
No. Prompts and completions are never stored, logged or used for training.
Yes. Corti Models runs in Corti's sovereign cloud or on-premises, on the same platform. Raise on-premises early, since it changes the deployment timeline.
Sovereignty is about who operates the infrastructure. Open weights are a static artefact, and no data reaches the original developer.