Company

Compliance should be operated, not administered.

Screenata is an AI-native compliance operations platform. We replace the orchestration layer — the vCISO and the GRC dashboard — with an agent that reads your real infrastructure, writes policies grounded in it, and keeps your program audit-ready continuously.

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Why now

Four forces opened this market at the same time.

Screenata isn't a cheaper GRC dashboard. It exists because the structure of the compliance market changed — and left a category-sized gap for technical teams.
( 01 / 04 )

The incumbents moved upmarket.

Vanta ($10–80K/yr) and Drata ($7–50K/yr) can't price at $499/month without cannibalizing their enterprise base. The 5–50 person teams that need SOC 2 to close a deal got left behind.

( 02 / 04 )

Independence rules opened a permanent gap.

AICPA rules prevent the firm that audits you from also preparing you. That separation is structural, not temporary — preparation needs its own operator, and that's where the repeatable work lives.

( 03 / 04 )

The vCISO role is the most automatable in compliance.

Most of what a $8–15K/month vCISO does is repeatable, template-driven knowledge work with minor client-to-client variation. An agent that reads your infrastructure does it continuously, for a fraction of the cost.

( 04 / 04 )

Trust became the differentiator.

After a wave of “AI compliance” failures — boilerplate shipped as audit reports, confidential drafts leaked in public — claims without proof are worthless. Verifiable evidence is now the price of entry.

What we believe

Four principles behind every decision.

They shape what Vera does, what she's allowed to do, and what we refuse to ship.

Ground truth over templates

Policies should describe what you actually do. Screenata scans your GitHub, cloud, and IdP first, then writes policies that match reality — and flags claims you can't prove before an auditor does.

Operated, not administered

A dashboard tracks your work; it doesn't do it. Vera runs on a schedule — scans at 6 AM, briefs you in Slack at 6:30 — so compliance keeps moving while you ship product.

Trust you can inspect

Every evidence pack is signed, timestamped, and verifiable outside our platform. We publish the format as an open spec with a free CLI. Verify us — don't take our word for it.

Compliance where you already work

Slack, email, the terminal, your PRs, your editor. Compliance belongs in the surfaces a developer already touches, not in another tab you forget to open.

The standard we hold

After the failures, proof is the only currency.

The category lost trust when AI compliance meant boilerplate sold as audit work. We built the opposite: every policy claim is traced to infrastructure evidence, every evidence pack is cryptographically signed, and the verification format is open so anyone can check it without an account.

“If we can’t show it, we don’t claim it.” Every assertion on this site maps to a code path, a signed artifact, or a vendor we depend on.

Who it’s for

Built for the founder with a deal waiting on SOC 2.

A founder or CTO at a 5–50 person B2B SaaS company who needs SOC 2 to close an enterprise deal — and has a company to run. High technical sophistication, zero appetite for compliance vocabulary, hours of spare time, not weeks.

Connect and see

See the thesis run on your real systems.

Connect GitHub and cloud read-only. Vera shows your control matrix, policy gaps, and prioritized next actions before you commit to anything.

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