01
Find
Compare what AI produced with the state and rules you trust. See what differs, and why.
Audital 4.0 · Find → Fix → Prove
Stop babysitting your AI.
Let it do more.
Your AI should save you work, not create another job checking everything it does. Find mistakes, handle safe corrections and see what was actually verified.
Your AI stack. Your rules. Your choice. Audital is designed to work alongside the tools you choose, with each connected capability released only after validation.
No account Runs in your browser No connected writes
One task. Three clear outcomes.
Choose a synthetic workflow scenario
AI prepared 100 customer updates
Illustrative sample; not an executed 100-record verification
01 · FIND
3 items need attention
02 · FIX
2 could be normalised; 1 held
03 · PROVE
Local rules could confirm 2; 1 needs a trusted ID
Record 018 · date format
Unambiguous formatting correction illustrated
Record 042 · required ID
Held: a trusted customer ID cannot be inferred
Remaining records
Illustrative rule checks only
Scenario switching changes illustrative text only. It does not run these workflows. The separate CSV demo performs real browser-local checks. No provider is connected.
A real result, no setup
Try Audital for yourself.
This is the working browser-only CSV comparison, correction and local proof demo. Start with the sample or bring two CSV files. Nothing is sent to a connected provider.
Unlike the workflow illustrations above, this demo actually computes its results. It does not prove a remote execution or authorise production writes.
Audital Instant
BROWSER-ONLY SANDBOX / SYNTHETIC BY DEFAULT
Trusted source
trusted_customers.csv
50 records
AI-generated output
ai_output.csv
3 hidden changes
Corrected file verified locally
LOCAL READ-BACK50
Rows checked
3
Drifts found
Passed
Local proof
Three illustrative changes, or your first three findings
REC-007 / customer_idCUS-999CUS-007
REC-024 / company_idCOMP-000COMP-001
REC-042 / regionNorthEast
No upload or connected-system writes. Only a corrected local CSV is produced. Changes outside exact key and schema matches need review. Files remain in this browser tab.
One understandable lifecycle
Find it. Fix it. Prove it.
Not just another filter that tells you something is wrong. The goal is to resolve supported problems and establish what happened, without hiding uncertainty.
02
Fix
Correct only what is supported and authorised. Hold uncertain changes for review.
03
Prove
Check the resulting output and see the evidence for what passed, failed or remains unknown.
What is live today? A local comparison, bounded correction and output-checking demonstration. Connected action control, provider read-back and automatic remediation require separate capability-specific certification.
The possibility wall
What are you letting AI do?
The context changes. The requirement to prove an authorised outcome does not. Explore five independent, reproducible examples.
EXAMPLE 05
One lifecycle. Your state. Your adapters.
A shared educational contract drives three separate synthetic actions: JSON repair, deployment rollback and fake-token revocation.
Inspect the synthetic sourceExecution scope
Define an invariant
Detect and authorise a bounded action
Read back and reverify the output
3 unrelated adapters / 1 protocol
Reproducible local evidence. No production writes or customer systems are involved.
Your AI stack. Your rules. Your choice.
Built for the workflows you choose.
Customer records, automations, commerce, software and use cases not yet imagined. One common lifecycle, with honest capability boundaries for each integration.
Capability-aware by design
Observe: check supported data and report discrepancies.
Control: hold or approve actions only where the connection can enforce it.
Correct: apply bounded fixes only where authorised and certified.
Prove: show evidence and mark unresolved outcomes as uncertain.
These are the platform design principles, not a claim that every connected capability is available in production.
Start with something useful
See what Audital can check today.
Try the browser-only example. No installation, no payment and no live account connection.