Proof you can check yourself
Keel is new. Below is who is using it and has agreed to be named. There are no case studies, no quotes and no logo wall, because nobody has given us one — and we are not going to write ones that do not exist. That is the kind of thing this product is a reaction to.
Almost everything else a reference call would tell you about Keel is already public. You can check all of it yourself, today, without talking to us.
Who is using Keel
An early user is a design partner, not a reference: close to the product, seeing it before it is finished, and telling us what is wrong with it.
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Early user · named with permission
A name here tells you Keel is in real use outside the company that builds it, and nothing more than that. Nobody named here has been asked for a testimonial.
What you can check today
A live, read-only demo — no signup
A seeded workspace you can walk through in the browser: controls and their crosswalk, a risk register, policies, vendors, evidence, and a published trust center. No form, no call, no credit card.
Open the live demo →The crosswalk data, published in full
94 canonical controls mapped to the clauses they satisfy across 21 frameworks — 572 mappings in all, downloadable as JSON or CSV under CC-BY-4.0. The engine Keel is built on is the part you can audit before you buy.
See the open data →Our own program, on the same product
Keel runs its compliance program inside Keel, on the control-and-evidence graph customers use. How tenant data is isolated, encrypted, and recovered is written down rather than asserted.
Read the trust page →Every price, published
The whole ladder is on the pricing page — no quote, no sales call, and a free plan that does not expire. You can find out what Keel costs without giving anyone your email address.
See pricing →Two more things that outlast a testimonial: your data is exportable to an open format with keel-migrate (MIT-licensed), so leaving is a supported operation rather than a negotiation; and every plan, including the free one, includes a read-only auditor seat that never counts against your seat limit.