Audecius builds Clarity — the context layer for everyday life.
Health, school, family and money usually sit in separate apps that never speak to each other, so the person in the middle does the joining by hand. Clarity puts them in one place, on iPhone and iPad, for the several roles a household actually has.
Two commitments shape how it is built.
Data belongs to the person it describes. What someone stores stays visible to them, exportable and deletable from the account, and what a family shares is shared on purpose rather than by default.
An AI acting on someone's behalf has to be answerable for it. Ariadne, the assistant inside Clarity, works against a five-level consequence framework, C0 to C4: the higher the consequence of an action, the more it has to ask before acting, and what it does is written down where the person can read it.
We publish more than we have to. The developer platform's documentation, terms and review criteria are public before anyone signs up — versioned APIs, revocable keys, a webhook lab, a sandbox — so a single developer can build against it without asking permission first.
And we publish data. Audecius Open is a free dataset of the German school system under CC BY 4.0, no key required: 16 states, 380 dated entries, 19 official sources. Every entry states how well it is known — 187 are officially sourced, 193 are marked as the usual pattern we could not confirm. That distinction is the product, not a caveat.
Audecius is based in Nieder-Olm, Rheinland-Pfalz.
Product: clarity.audecius.com
Press: clarity.audecius.com/press
Developers: clarity.audecius.com/developers
Open data: clarity.audecius.com/open
