Trustible

Trustible is an AI-native Public Benefit Corporation headquartered in the Washington DC area, founded by Gerald Kierce and Andrew Gamino-Cheong, both former early employees and executives at FiscalNote. The company emerged from stealth in 2023 to help enterprises manage AI risk and comply with evolving laws and standards, and it positions trust as a provable part of an AI strategy.

A defining trait is Trustible focus on regulatory intelligence: its team of AI governance experts curates AI risk, regulatory, and technical research that is updated continuously inside the platform. This lets governance teams keep pace as rules such as the EU AI Act and various US and global frameworks evolve. Trustible reports customers across regulated sectors including defense, technology, and nonprofit, and cites logos such as Leidos, Nuix, and Ashoka.

The platform spans the full governance lifecycle across four pillars: Intake captures every AI use case, model, agent, and vendor and routes each by risk automatically; Manage Risk scores risk, runs assessments, and orchestrates reviews with expert intelligence at each decision point; Monitor watches internal AI performance and external risk signals with alerts that trigger governance actions; and Comply maps controls once to satisfy multiple frameworks with audit-ready evidence generated as work happens.

Trustible blends agentic workflows that automate heavy lifting with human experts who provide judgment and context, surfaced through a single real-time workspace that includes an AI assistant, inventory views, risk level distributions, mitigation coverage, and framework readiness dashboards. Implementation follows a structured 30-60-90 day plan, and the company reports outcomes such as faster AI intake, more use cases approved, and reduced cycle times, alongside a SOC 2 posture and a mention in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for AI Governance Platforms.

Trustible targets regulated enterprises and their AI governance, risk, compliance, and legal teams, with a stated focus on financial services, healthcare, insurance, and technology, as well as defense and public sector via partners. It is aimed at organizations that already have significant AI in production and need a defensible, auditable governance program rather than at small teams or individual practitioners.

Trustible has raised a 4.6 million dollar Series Seed round led by Lookout Ventures, with participation from the Office of Eric Schmidt, Tau Ventures, Inner Loop Capital, Alumni Ventures, FoundersX, and angels including former Deloitte CIO Larry Quinlan, former Relativity CEO Mike Gamson, and former Washington DC Mayor Adrian Fenty, alongside existing investors Harlem Capital, Vamos Ventures, and JHH VC. This followed an earlier oversubscribed first institutional round reported at roughly 1.6 million dollars. Over 80 percent of the seed round came from investors based in the Washington DC area.