UTF.ai develops AI applications for Dutch government organizations, reducing time spent on writing, reviewing, and reporting tasks. Their solutions, such as Schrijfkader for council proposals, run on European infrastructure and can be deployed within weeks without heavy IT projects. The company works exclusively with the public sector, ensuring data remains owned by the client and AI models are not trained on their content.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Product
Problem
Dutch government organizations spend a significant portion of their workweek on writing, reviewing, and reporting tasks, which takes time away from substantive work and citizen-facing activities. Generic AI tools often fail to meet the specific requirements for responsible AI use in the public sector, including data control, technical compliance, and regulatory considerations.
Solution
UTF.ai provides AI-powered solutions built specifically for the Dutch public sector, helping government bodies reduce administrative burden while maintaining full control over their data. Their applications run on European infrastructure, ensuring data sovereignty, and can be deployed within weeks without requiring heavy IT trajectories. The company works from concrete organizational challenges toward solutions that are embedded in daily workflows and continuously developed throughout the collaboration. One of their key products, Schrijfkader, functions as an AI co-reader that ensures quality, house style, and applicable regulations are maintained while writing council proposals, developed in co-creation with Gemeente Tilburg and Provincie Zuid-Holland.
Target Audience
Primary customers are Dutch government organizations, including municipalities, provinces, and executive agencies, that need responsible AI solutions for administrative tasks such as writing, reviewing, and reporting.
Features
- Schrijfkader: an AI co-reader that enforces quality standards, house style, and regulatory compliance during the writing of council proposals
- Solutions developed in co-creation with government organizations, including Gemeente Tilburg and Provincie Zuid-Holland (Woo)
- Deployment on European infrastructure with data remaining the property of the client organization
- AI models are not trained on client content; data is used solely for service delivery
- Products can be delivered in the organization's own environment or via a centralized environment, with processor agreements covering security and incident reporting
- The AI advises, but the professional makes the final decision, with no automated decision-making affecting legal rights