At Scalytics, we do more than ship infrastructure. We hold the line. We hold it as engineers who write the code. We hold it in production, under SLAs. We hold it with operators who cannot hand control to someone else.

If you need Kafka and AI that run where your data already lives - open, sovereign, and on the record - then we want to work with you.

We're here to turn live streams into decisions that stay inside your perimeter. Data stays in place. Compute comes to it. Control stays with you.

Centralization raises cost, latency, and compliance risk. It concentrates control in a single vendor under a foreign jurisdiction, and it fails under real production load. We built Scalytics on the opposite principle.

Data stays in place. Compute comes to it. Control stays with you.

Sovereignty you can verify, not just trust.

Most platforms ask you to trust a closed system, often under a foreign jurisdiction. We take the opposite position. The Scalytics core is Apache 2.0. You can read every line, run it on your own infrastructure, and keep it running, with no vendor able to revoke access or change the terms later.

As Europe and allied nations demand true digital sovereignty, the era of black-box intelligence is ending. We build for defense ministries, intelligence agencies, law enforcement, and reactive warfare operators. In environments where your data is a matter of national security, verifiable beats proprietary. That is the point, not a feature.

Built by the people who built the foundations.

Scalytics was founded by two PhDs and two former Cloudera engineers with military and intelligence backgrounds. Our team originally created Apache Wayang, now an Apache Top-Level Project, which runs workloads across engines such as Spark and Flink where the data already resides.

That heritage is the reason the platform treats federation, governance, and open standards as defaults rather than as features bolted on later.