EU affairs teams don't suffer from a lack of information. They suffer from the cost of interpreting it. We built Thembi because we'd lived inside that problem long enough — and saw that AI was finally good enough to do something about it, if you grounded it properly.
News feeds open. Official sources open. Procedure trackers open. A spreadsheet to track which version of an amendment is current. A second screen with the hearing playing in the background. Notes from a call with the rapporteur's office. All of it consulted on a Friday afternoon to write a one-page brief that is due in an hour. We've been there. Thembi is not another stream pouring into that. It's the thing you ask instead.
Built around the way EU affairs people actually move through a file — not the way a dashboard vendor wishes they did.
Your persona keeps what's relevant and drops the rest. You spend the hour on the brief, not on finding it.
Every answer carries the source it came from. If we don't have a source, we don't have an answer — and we tell you so.
Enterprise-grade security, optional API access, and the same engine whether one consultant uses it or a forty-person team does.
Two founders from worlds that rarely speak to each other — twenty years of EU law on one side, twenty years of building software on the other. Plus a small pan-European team who use the product as much as they build it.
Fifteen years building software at the edge of technology — of which ten years in advertising and marketing technology. Teaches AI to professionals who didn't write code yesterday. Pushes for products that answer the question, not the brief.
Two decades inside the EU policy bubble as a lawyer — committees, consultancies, lobbying, institutions. Knows which document actually moves a file and which one just looks like it does. LLM EU Law. Certified Professional for AI Management Systems.
Analyzes policy procedures and validates source accuracy. BA in International and Diplomatic Sciences, pursuing an MA in Security and International Relations.
Connects ideas to implementation, orchestrating AI-powered processes that keep operations fast, precise and scalable. Master's degree in AI, Business and Society.
Global Head of Group Functions Risk Technology at UBS, with extensive experience in large-scale data and risk systems in highly regulated environments. Brings strategic insight into how technology can be used to detect, contextualise, and evaluate relevant developments at enterprise level.
A small pan-European team spans Italy, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland and the UK — political scientists, lawyers, technologists. We share a working assumption: the institutions are doing complicated work, the people who follow them deserve tools that make the complexity legible, not louder.
Thembi reads what you'd otherwise be scrolling through, and tells you what your client needs to hear.