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Company Facts

Neural Inverse is AI-native software development for regulated industries: an editor, an agents app and a CLI, governed by Neural Inverse Cloud, which enforces policy, approvals, data protection and an audit trail an assessor can rely on. More than 10,000 developers use the Neural Inverse IDE. The platform is pre-release.

  • Neural Inverse Agents: delegate work to agents, run sessions in parallel, review changes before they land
  • Firmware Development: 357+ MCU variants, SVD register auto-load, 22 hardware agent tools
  • Legacy Modernization: 5-stage platform for COBOL, FORTRAN, RPG migration across 36 language pairs
  • Neural Inverse Cloud: Organizations, policy, a tamper-evident audit trail and governed compute (preview)

Company

  • Team Size: 15 people
  • License: Business Source License 1.1 (source-available); converts to Apache 2.0 on each version's change date
  • First Public Release: May 2026 (v1.0.0)
  • Headquarters: Seattle, WA, USA
  • GitHub: github.com/NeuralInverse/neuralinverse
  • Website: neuralinverse.com

Why Neural Inverse?

Most AI coding tools are built for web developers building demos. Neural Inverse is built for engineers who ship firmware, migrate 30-year-old COBOL systems, and work in regulated industries where a bug means a device recall or a compliance violation.

  • Source-available: free to use in production under the Business Source License 1.1
  • Bring your own models: your keys or local models at no charge
  • Your infrastructure: run in our cloud, your cloud account, or on your own servers
  • Governed by default: every agent action governed, every change on the record

Media Assets

Official Neural Inverse logos and brand assets are on the Brand Assets page.

Neural Inverse is source-available AI-native software development for regulated industries:

  • 232 GitHub stars
  • 357+ MCU variants supported
  • 36 migration language pairs
  • Source-available under BSL 1.1. Free to use in production.

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