Who we are
Aurelith is a founder-led technology company in Greece. We build platforms and AI systems for industries where the work is document-heavy and the decisions are not ours to make — and we build them to one standard: the ambition to lead the change, and the scale to carry it. EnSign, the flag registration platform, is the first.
One register.
Every flag.
- What we build
- One ecosystem for flag registration.
- A portal where an owner sees the flag's own requirements and cannot submit a file that ignores them. A console where a registry's officers work every application, document and finding in one place. A public directory where flags are compared on their published record. All three against one register, which stays the registry's. The machine prepares; the registrar decides.
- How we work
- One registry at a time, on its own rules.
- We load a registry's requirements and show a registration running against them — an hour, and it commits nobody to anything. The register belongs to the registry: a complete copy in a standard format, on request, written into the agreement rather than promised on a website.
- Who we are
- Two founders, in Greece.
- Engineering and applied AI on one side; strategy, growth and the relationships on the other; specialist collaborators as an engagement needs them. There is no support tier to escalate through and no queue — the people who wrote the software are the people who answer.
The road
Where we started, how it is going, what is next.
June 2026 · Where we started
Aurelith is founded in Greece
Two founders and one conviction: that the industries which move the world's goods have never had systems of their own, and that the register — the document a ship's whole legal life hangs on — was the place to begin.
June 2026
EnSign's first line
The same month, the platform is started from nothing: one register, a portal for the owner and a console for the registrar, designed together rather than bolted to a mailbox.
August 2026
A registration, end to end
The first application walks from an owner's upload to a registrar's decision without an email — every document read on arrival, every finding on the file, the decision signed by a named officer.
September 2026
A demonstration registry, and thirty flags
Saint Brendan — a registry that exists to be shown — records a registration on camera; the public directory reaches thirty flags, each on its published Paris MoU record; this site opens.
September 2026
Registries open
Registries take applications through EnSign on their own requirements, and their registrars decide on a complete file instead of assembling one.
October 2026
Shipowners register
Owners and their managers choose a flag on its record, file once, and hold the certificate — from a day boat to a tanker.
What's next
Compliance, certificates, and every flag that wants in
Continuous compliance on the same register. Certificates issued on the registry's own paper. And a system of its own for every flag that wants one.
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For registries
See it on your own registry.
Bring your checklist and one real file. An hour, on your rules, and it commits you to nothing.
Book a demoFor shipowners
Choose your flag.
Thirty flags on their published record, and one account to file with any of them. Registration opens October 2026.
Open the directory