Company
Visca lets hospitals, banks, and government agencies run their own autonomous software factories inside their networks. The first installation is at Stanford Medicine.

We install a permanent software-production capability inside the institution. Coordinated agent teams turn approved objectives into working software; identity, scoped credentials, policy gates, and one operational record keep that work governable from intent through production.
First installation
We're installing the first Visca software factory at Stanford Medicine. Healthcare is where privacy, safety, integration, and operational constraints arrive at once.
Talk to us →How it ships
Source, data, models, credentials, and operational records stay inside the institution's perimeter, including sovereign and air-gapped environments.
See how it works →Careers
Distributed systems engineers, cryptography practitioners, OS-level performance engineers, developer-experience designers, technical writers, and field-engineering leads. If you've built infrastructure that other people trusted with their work — inside their own walls — we should talk.
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