The people behind Saykai.
Saykai is built by someone who has lived the pain of shipping autonomy updates without a safety gate and decided not to do that twice.
> SYSTEM: CUSTOM_DRONE_STACK
> STATUS: HIGH_RISK_DEPLOYMENT
From drones in the field to gates in CI.
Before Saykai, our founder ran a marketing company that used custom built drones for client work.
He was not just flying them. He was designing, programming, and updating the systems that kept those drones in the air around people and real assets.
"Every change to the stack felt risky. A small bug could turn into a very visible failure. It was obvious there should have been a gate between new behavior and live flights. That gate did not exist yet."
Today, Saykai is built out of Las Vegas, home to CES and a lot of serious hardware and autonomy work.
Why build a safety gate now.
In 2021, after selling the company and moving states, he went deep on AI, autonomy, and how teams actually ship changes in real tech and marketing environments.
The pattern was the same across robots and agents:
- Big behavior changes moving into production fast.
- Great engineering, but very little structure around what “safe enough” means.
- Incidents that could have been caught by replaying them before release.
Saykai is the answer.
It turns the idea of a safety gate into something that lives in CI, next to your tests, instead of as a vague checklist in someone’s head.
You work with the people building it.
Saykai is early on purpose. Early pilots work directly with the people designing the product, not an account team.
Sitting down with you.
We work with your engineers and operators to define the first Safety Spec.
Wiring the CI pipeline.
We help you implement the Saykai gate in a single, critical pipeline.
Iterating on Specs.
We refine the Safety Packs based on your real incidents and near misses.
> If you choose to run a pilot, you are not just buying a tool.
> You are helping shape how a safety gate for robots and agents should work.