Calibre by AndesAI-use review
Bring shadow AI
into the light.
Give people a way to say how they use AI. See every use, read it against every rulebook, and let a named person decide.
A fictional Oslo office on a winter morning. People arrive and desk lamps switch on. A rulebook lands on a desk, a named person decides, and leaders see the company overview. The building lights up.
Every rulebook means the rulebooks your organisation selects, plus any it adds itself. Film: AI-generated fictional illustration.
Three people.
One next step each.
Start from the question you are holding.
I run the company.
What are people using AI for, and who decides what continues?See cases waiting for a decision, open questions and where people need to act.
Open the demoI assess risk, security or compliance.
What does a reading mean, and what do I need from Andes?Understand the review boundary and the evidence to request for your delivery.
Read the Trust questionsI advise organisations.
Where do I fit in a review, and who owns what?See the working split between the organisation, Andes and its professional advisers.
See the adviser roles
Inside Calibre
Open the watch.
One Node.js process and one SQLite file on the outside. Six engineered layers inside. Choose a layer to see what it does.
Watch film and exploded render: AI-generated illustration. Lucy's case and all sample details are illustrative.
See inside CalibreThe company view
Then the whole company can see it.
Cases waiting for a decision. Company questions still open. A place to see where people need to act.
Watch the 97-second filmPublished product demonstration. Fictional company and records. You choose when YouTube loads.
What the product does.
Clear roles matter when an organisation reviews AI use.
What are Andes and Calibre?
Andes is the company. Calibre is its software for reviewing employee-reported AI use. Kernal describes the record discipline behind how Andes builds.
About CalibreDoes Calibre automatically find undeclared AI?
No. The workflow starts with reported use. It does not claim automatic detection of undisclosed AI activity.
Who makes the decision?
A named person in the organisation decides whether a use can continue and under what conditions. Calibre supports the review; it does not provide legal advice or certification.
Read about trust and responsibility
Talk
to us.
See the fictional company first. Then talk to us about an AI use your organisation needs to review.
Your organisation owns the compliance decision. Calibre supports the review. It is not legal advice or certification.
Trust and responsibility