Strohmann orchestrates the layer underneath the answer. Data arrives in a hundred incompatible shapes and leaves as one graph that decision makers and autonomous AI systems both read.
BaseLayerDataOrchestration
The engine reads sources through connectors, resolves them into nodes and edges, and shapes them to the ontology of a tenant.
Analysts, models and agents downstream all stand on a data layer that somebody had to assemble. In most shops that somebody is the customer, doing it by hand, once per question. Strohmann is that layer, and orchestrating it is the product rather than the reports you can write on top of it.
The engine
Reads every source we have connected and turns the mess into one graph.
The workspace
Where the work happens. You search a name and follow what it connects to.
The control room
Someone has to watch the pipeline. This is where that happens.
The deployment
Gets the software onto the machine and keeps it on the right release.
A tenant is an ontology and a set of connectors pointed at the same engine. Politics is a tenant, and readers mistake it for the company more often than they mistake anything else about Strohmann.
Influence intelligence for the German and EU market
Organisations, mandate holders, committees, procedures, disclosed donations and lobby spend, joined and sourced per connection.
Live · workspace in closed beta
Research funding, institutions and trials
Runs on the engine · not a launched product
Your own commercial, operational and customer data
Two questions decide whether you can trust an AI system with evidence: where the data lives, and whether you can check an answer. This page answers both, and neither answer is a setting.
All of our data sits on German servers, and no US-controlled provider sits anywhere in the path. Both halves matter: the US CLOUD Act reaches data a US provider holds wherever in the world it is stored, so where the servers stand answers only half the question and who holds them answers the rest.
We do not campaign, we take no side, and we sell no conclusion. We sell the evidence and the citation under it, and that is the same product whoever is asking.
If your access is missing a source, the response says so. A shortened result never passes as a complete one.
Sources overwrite themselves and archive nothing. The graph keeps what a source said and when, and states its vintage as “as of <date>”.
The demo is the graph answering a question you brought, live, rather than a recording of one we picked.