Strattum is a Brazilian B2B AI company building the infrastructure layer between corporate data silos and AI applications. The platform ingests and governs data inside the customer's own environment, then serves it to any agent, whether Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot, with no vendor lock-in.
Enterprise AI adoption is hitting a wall, and the wall is not the model. Data sits in silos across dozens of systems, agents have no memory between sessions and no understanding of company-specific terminology, and 80% of the engineering effort in an AI project is spent cleaning and preparing data. Existing tools solve one slice each: memory platforms ignore data pipelines, semantic layers ignore unstructured data, and RAG frameworks are developer tools rather than products. Strattum combines graph-based memory with vector retrieval in a single enterprise-ready platform that can run on-premise. It is a category that tier-one US investors have begun naming as the next wave of infrastructure, and where no winner has yet emerged in Latin America.
Strattum was founded by Kadu Monguilhott (CEO), who spent a decade building Neoway, took over as CEO in 2019 and led its R$1.8 billion sale to B3, and by Rafael Viana (CTO), who co-founded CAF and previously built workmatte.ai, where he concluded that the application layer cannot work until the data layer is solved.
Strattum is a Brazilian B2B AI company building the infrastructure layer between corporate data silos and AI applications. The platform ingests and governs data inside the customer's own environment, then serves it to any agent, whether Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot, with no vendor lock-in.
Enterprise AI adoption is hitting a wall, and the wall is not the model. Data sits in silos across dozens of systems, agents have no memory between sessions and no understanding of company-specific terminology, and 80% of the engineering effort in an AI project is spent cleaning and preparing data. Existing tools solve one slice each: memory platforms ignore data pipelines, semantic layers ignore unstructured data, and RAG frameworks are developer tools rather than products. Strattum combines graph-based memory with vector retrieval in a single enterprise-ready platform that can run on-premise. It is a category that tier-one US investors have begun naming as the next wave of infrastructure, and where no winner has yet emerged in Latin America.
Strattum was founded by Kadu Monguilhott (CEO), who spent a decade building Neoway, took over as CEO in 2019 and led its R$1.8 billion sale to B3, and by Rafael Viana (CTO), who co-founded CAF and previously built workmatte.ai, where he concluded that the application layer cannot work until the data layer is solved.