Stratir
An intelligence system design company built from first principles.
Stratir builds source-backed tools, ontology, training, and analyst-controlled AI systems for teams that need clearer decisions from scattered information.
Mission
Turn urgent intelligence work into reviewable systems.
Stratir bridges traditional intelligence methodology with AI-native software. The objective is not automation for its own sake. The objective is to help teams turn requirements, sources, entities, and evidence into defensible outputs that remain inspectable by analysts.
Operating model
Founder-led, buyer-aware, agent-amplified.
Buyer requirements
Tools should start from a real workflow, decision owner, evidence standard, and budget path.
Source context
Findings should retain the collection path, source history, confidence, and unresolved uncertainty.
Responsible use
OSINT work must remain lawful, proportional, source-aware, and subject to human review.
Program support
Supported by the programs behind modern agent infrastructure.
Stratir is part of the ElevenLabs Grants program and Cloudflare for Startups, giving the company practical support across voice AI, edge infrastructure, security, and deployment reliability.
Voice AI support

Startup grant program
ElevenLabs Grants
Grant access helps Stratir explore voice interfaces, narrated analyst workflows, and agent conversations that are useful beyond customer-service scripts.
Edge infrastructure
Startup program
Cloudflare for Startups
Startup infrastructure support helps Stratir keep deployments fast, protected, and ready for products that depend on reliable access to source-backed systems.
Leadership
One operator. A serious intelligence systems company.
Build environment
The tools behind the work.
AI companions and agentic tools
CodexOpenAI
CursorCursor.com
HermesNousResearchCode security and operating tools
Design tools
Spline3D Design
PaperAgentic Design“Stratir is founder-led today, but not closed. The company is open to design partners, pilots, and serious builders when revenue reaches the threshold to pay people what their tradecraft is worth.”