A / CITE
Answers cite sources
ComplyDNA never asserts without a statutory reference. The regulation article behind every sentence is one click away.
OZDNA.COM — VERIFIABILITY INFRASTRUCTURE
Claims you can check.
It's in the DNA.
ozDNA builds software for one problem: trusting what AI produces. ComplyDNA answers Turkish compliance questions with article-level statutory citations. OriginDNA gives images a provable origin for the EU AI Act's content-marking rules. Different markets — same principle: every output carries the evidence to verify it.
[01]PRODUCTS
P1 / REGTECH — TÜRKÇE
COMPLYDNA
Compliance LLM for Turkish financial regulation. MASAK communiqués,
AML/CFT laws 5549 & 6415, KVKK — every sentence answered with an inline
[TEBLİĞ / Madde] citation. Auditable answers, not guesses.
Cloud API or fully on-premises.
P2 / PROVENANCE — GLOBAL
ORIGINDNA
Content provenance infrastructure. Every image gets a DNA: a cryptographic signature at creation, a timestamp no one can backdate, and a perceptual fingerprint that survives when platforms strip metadata. Built for EU AI Act Article 50 content marking — compliance as a simple API.
[02]ONE PRINCIPLE
Trust is not a claim.
It's a chain you can follow.
B / SIGN
Content proves origin
OriginDNA signs content at creation and records a fingerprint, so origin survives screenshots, re-uploads and stripped metadata.
C / VERIFY
Anyone can check
Verification is public and independent — no account, no trust-us button. If it can't be checked, we don't ship it.
[03]WHY NOW
Cheap to generate.
Expensive to trust.
Generative AI collapsed the cost of producing text, images and advice — and quietly moved the cost somewhere else: verification. Compliance teams read plausible answers they can't trace to a statute. Platforms host images nobody can attribute. Regulators answered with hard dates, not guidelines — and the dates are close.
AUG 2 / 2026
The marking rules apply
EU AI Act Article 50 starts applying; California SB 942 takes effect the same day. New GenAI systems must mark AI-generated content in machine-readable form (Art. 50(2)) from day one.
DEC 2 / 2026
Art. 50(2) grace ends
Machine-readable marking grace ends for GenAI systems already on the market before Aug 2. This is the enforcement wave OriginDNA launches into.
SINCE JAN 14 / 2026
Marketplaces moved first
Etsy has required sellers to disclose AI-made work since January 14, 2026. Buyers ask "is this original?" — sellers need a better answer than a checkbox.
[04]FAQ
What does ozDNA build?
Verifiability software. Two products under one principle: every output carries the evidence to check it. ComplyDNA answers Turkish compliance questions with article-level statutory citations; OriginDNA gives images a provable origin for the EU AI Act's content-marking rules.
How are ComplyDNA and OriginDNA related?
They serve different customers — Turkish compliance teams on one side, global GenAI apps, sellers and newsrooms on the other — but share the same engineering discipline: claims tied to sources, public verification instead of "trust us," and measured accuracy on every release.
Who is behind ozDNA?
ComplyDNA is in early access with Turkish compliance teams; OriginDNA is pre-launch with an open waitlist ahead of an October 2026 build. One address reaches the team: hello@ozdna.com.
Can I try the products today?
ComplyDNA — yes, via the early access program: we prepare a demo scoped to your institution's regulation. OriginDNA — join the waitlist for early access and launch pricing. Fact-checking organizations get OriginDNA free, forever.
[05] — CONTACT
Talk to us.
ComplyDNA pilots, OriginDNA early access, press, partnerships — one address, a human reads it.