Expertise is scarce.
Senior practitioners are few; hiring is slow; consultants are oversubscribed.
Experts in the loop. Decisions you can defend.
Senior practitioners are few; hiring is slow; consultants are oversubscribed.
A wrong call can mean a recall, regulatory action, or brand event — and the rationale must be explainable.
Risk-assessment tools are often hard to use, compliance requirements and scientific knowledge are scattered, and generic AI can sound plausible without giving specific, traceable, trustworthy answers.
Expert-governed food safety decision support with structured workflows and traceable rationale.
Decomposes questions like a senior practitioner.
Organizes reviewed scientific, regulatory, and institutional sources.
Links assumptions, sources, confidence, and rationale.
Routes uncertainty to a qualified expert.
Purpose-built workflows and risk assessment models translate expert food safety judgment and knowledge into repeatable task and decision support.
Coordinate recurring food safety work such as sampling, sanitation, and maintenance by simply talking to your agent.
Get work done more productively and confidently today, without new IT infrastructure, a data team, or prior AI experience.
The agent learns more about your facilities the more you use it, while memory can be toggled off when privacy concerns require a clean session.
Lean FSQ teams that need senior-level reasoning without adding headcount.
Connect to your existing enterprise software to enable deeper analytical power across operations.
Service organizations embedding expert-governed FSQ decision support.
Principal
Food law, regulatory compliance, enterprise risk, and recall/crisis advisor for food and beverage companies.
Strategy & Operations
Scientific marketing and food safety strategy leader focused on translating expertise into practical adoption.
Scientific Advisor
Cornell food safety professor with deep expertise in microbial food safety and risk-based control.
Technical Lead
Food safety and applied AI researcher developing agents, prediction models, and risk assessment methods for decision-support.
Extension Lead
Cornell food science professor focused on practical interventions for microbial food safety and quality.
Tell us which food safety workflow you want to make more repeatable, evidence-linked, and defensible in a short demo.