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Software care teams actually use.

Axiomatic builds Inora, an AI platform that works from an organisation’s own knowledge. More than 30 care organisations used the first version.

How we work

Meet Inora

Inora in care

Care is where the gap hurts first.

That is where we prove it. The first version of Inora ran in Dutch elderly and home care from September 2025 to September 2026.

  • More than30

    care organisations

    used the first version of Inora, September 2025 to September 2026.

  • Thousands

    of care professionals

    used the first version of Inora.

  • More than30,000

    questions and tasks

    were put to the first version of Inora by care professionals.

Rating
8/10
Award
AI4PI Award 2026
Evaluation
Evaluated by Zuyd Hogeschool
In paid use
Since September 2025

How we work

Anyone can call the same model. Nobody else holds what each rollout builds.

Six choices make that true.

  • The harness, not the modelThe same model does better or worse depending on the software around it. That software is what we build.01
  • The maker implementsWhether a system works shows on the floor, and what shows there belongs back in the product.02
  • Where a wrong answer countsWe work where a wrong answer has consequences, and take from aviation and spaceflight what is proven.03
  • Any model, anywhereInora runs where your organisation wants it, on its own servers included, with the model you choose.04
  • The professional decidesInora supports with knowledge. It does not diagnose or decide on treatment.05
  • The knowledge stays yoursWhat an organisation knows is that organisation’s, and trains no model of ours.06

Team

Built and delivered in-house.

Three founders. No outsourced engineering, no implementation partner.

Where we work

  • The Netherlands. Home market. Axiomatic is based in Delft.

  • The Gulf. Second home market. Zohaad Fazal works from Riyadh.

  • Saudi Arabia, 2027. Production in the Kingdom. (Outlined: target)

Filled: now · Outlined: target

Updates

Latest updates.

  • Essay14 September 2026

    A language model does not reason

    In 2025 I announced “reasoning” as a feature. The word was wrong. A language model picks the most likely next text, astonishingly well, and does not know what it does not know. So: the model writes, the sources decide what is true, code does what must be exact, the professional decides.

    By Ahsan Fazal5 min read

  • Essay25 August 2026

    “The professional decides” is a boundary, not a shield

    Reading on human oversight of AI in health care ends in one conclusion I share: a signature proves presence, not supervision. “The professional decides” has to mean two things at once. A line Inora does not cross, and a design duty to put in front of her what she needs to decide without redoing the work.

    By Ahsan Fazal3 min read

  • Essay2 June 2026

    Oversight is designed, not staffed

    Last month the BMJ called the clinician in the loop a liability sink. Being present is not the same as judging. The authors concede that oversight works on tasks that are bounded and checkable, so that is the design target: make the task checkable, put approvals where someone has time and authority, and test whether people still catch an error.

    By Ahsan Fazal3 min read

The mind is built to do great work.

Software that takes the searching out of skilled work, so the people doing it can spend their minds on the work itself. See Inora, or talk to one of us.

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