About NexArt

    NexArt builds infrastructure for verifiable AI execution. Every record is tamper-evident, independently verifiable, and designed to survive the system that created it.

    Founder

    NexArt was founded by Jeremy Bouedo, an engineer with two decades of experience across software and systems engineering and technical and security audit work.

    NexArt began with deterministic rendering. Computational outputs needed to be attributable, reproducible, and provably tied to a specific run. Working on that problem surfaced a much wider one: across the AI ecosystem, there is no standard way to prove what actually executed. Logs describe events. Observability describes performance. Neither produces a verifiable, portable record of the run itself. Two decades of audit work made the gap impossible to ignore. Auditors do not want narratives, they want artefacts. That early work sharpened the focus. NexArt today is verifiable AI execution infrastructure, built to close that gap.

    Company

    Legal entity:
    Artnames ltd
    Jurisdiction:
    United Kingdom
    Founded:
    September 2025
    Product:
    NexArt, verifiable AI execution infrastructure

    Current focus

    • Building verifiable execution infrastructure for AI agents and workflows
    • Working with early adopters to refine the protocol and integration surface
    • Developing the open verification protocol for long-term vendor independence
    • Helping compliance, risk, and audit teams produce defensible AI execution evidence that maps across SOC 2, ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, and EU AI Act requirements

    What is NexArt?

    A neutral explanation of NexArt's architecture, category positioning, and relationship with AI governance, observability, and execution evidence.

    View "What is NexArt?" on GitHub

    Contact

    For enterprise enquiries, partnerships, or integration discussions:

    hello@nexart.io

    For security-related reports: security@nexart.io

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