About
A product company for the places data can't leave
FalcRise builds computer vision and private AI software for regulated industries. Four products, one platform underneath, deployed on infrastructure the customer owns.
The thesis
Why does FalcRise exist?
The most valuable AI needs the most sensitive data, and the organisations holding that data are exactly the ones who cannot send it away. Hospitals, banks, factories, schools, public bodies. FalcRise exists to close that gap with software that runs inside their boundary instead of asking them to move their data outside it.
Why now
Why now?
Open-weight models are good enough to run privately. GPU inference is cheap enough to put a node next to the cameras. On-premise and in-tenant deployment is finally practical. What was missing was software written for that surface from the first commit rather than ported to it later.
What we build
Products, released and deployed like software
FalcRise ships four products on one platform. Each has its own release line and its own roadmap, and each is versioned, documented, and upgraded like software rather than rebuilt for every customer. A deployment installs an existing release into the customer's environment and configures it against their cameras, records, and access rules, which is why it lands in weeks.
- Four products, in canonical order: VMS + Omniscient, School OS, Ball Track / Cric DRS, and OrgBrain.
- Three deployment surfaces: on-premise, private tenant, and edge. The customer picks the surface; the release is the same on all three.
- One buyer in mind throughout: an operator whose data is regulated and whose compliance function has to be able to inspect what the software did.
Ownership
Built and owned by FalcRise
FalcRise designs, builds, and owns all four products outright. Every model, pipeline, and line of application code is our own - nothing is resold, white-labelled, or licensed from a third party.
Who we are
Who is FalcRise?
A small, senior team of engineers and operators who have built systems that had to work the first time - live broadcast, industrial safety, and enterprise data platforms, where a bug is not an inconvenience, it is a compliance incident. That is the standard the products are held to.
The same people who write the code run the deployments and answer the support questions, which is the only reason a team this size can keep four products in the field at once.
Where we operate
Where we operate
FalcRise has a team presence across three hubs, close to the regulated industries the products are built for.
Indore, India
Team presence
Singapore
Team presence
San Francisco, USA
Team presence
Common questions
Questions we get asked
What does FalcRise build?
FalcRise builds four software products: VMS + Omniscient for real-time computer vision on existing cameras, School OS for running a school, Ball Track for frame-accurate cricket ball tracking, and OrgBrain for a private LLM grounded in an organisation's own records. All four deploy on infrastructure the customer controls.
Does FalcRise own the software it sells?
Yes. FalcRise designs, builds, and owns all four products outright. Every model, pipeline, and line of application code is our own - nothing is resold, white-labelled, or licensed from a third party.
What does private AI for regulated industries mean?
It means the model, the data it's grounded on, and every prompt and response stay inside the customer's own infrastructure - on-premise or in a private cloud tenant - instead of a shared third-party service.
Why can't hospitals, banks, and government departments use standard cloud AI?
Most cloud AI products require sending data to a third party's servers. For organizations bound by data-residency and compliance rules, that's often not permitted, so they either wait or settle for AI that never touches their real data.
Where does FalcRise operate?
FalcRise has a team presence in Indore, India; Singapore; and San Francisco, USA - close to the regulated industries and infrastructure the products are built for.
