Gateway Architect
The organizational memory platform for software architecture.
AI now generates decisions at machine speed, and the reasoning behind them has never been less captured. Gateway Architect closes that gap: it records architectural decisions as they're made, tracks how they actually played out, and surfaces the relevant history at the exact moment a new decision is on the table, so the knowledge compounds instead of leaving with the people who made it.
- A closed-loop decision record, from proposal and approval through generated code to the pull request that ships it
- Architectural decisions drafted from your own requirements, then reviewed by your architects with a full rationale trail
- Pull requests linked to the decisions that justify them, automatically
- Pattern surfacing across your projects, within your tenant, never across customers
- Role-based access, multi-org isolation, and a security posture built for regulated buyers
A class of enterprise software that captures decisions as they are made, records implementation outcomes against them, and surfaces relevant context at the moment new decisions are required, so institutional knowledge compounds rather than walking out the door with the people who made it.
Gateway Architect is the first platform in this category. The term and definition come from the company's own work defining it.
A closed loop, each cycle adds to the memory.
Capture
Decisions proposed from captured memory and requirements, recorded as structured records.
Approve
Architects review with the full rationale and a complete audit trail.
Implement
Approved decisions flow into generated code and onto a pull request.
Observe
How the decision actually played out flows back as structured signal.
Remember
Patterns are clustered and surfaced as context for the next decision.
Every other category breaks the loop at the moment of action, knowledge tools store documents, compliance tools track controls, neither remembers why. Closing the loop is what makes the memory real.
Built first for engineering. Extending to where decisions must satisfy regulators.
The same captured decisions that help an engineering team can also assemble the evidence a regulator asks for, as a byproduct of the work, not a retroactive fire drill. Gateway Architect is generally available for software engineering teams today, and is extending into regulated industries, beginning with defense & government and financial services, where architecture decisions must hold up under audit.
Roadmap direction shown at a high level. Specific timing, pricing, and commercial terms are shared directly with prospective customers and partners.
