makemode
june 2026 — washington ordered anthropic to cut its models off from all foreign nationals

europe just learned it can be switched off.

MakeMode is the sovereign, open-source AI coding platform that no foreign government can revoke — built in Europe, hosted in Europe, owned by the institutions that use it.

Digital sovereignty isn't a slogan. It's whether your researchers can still work tomorrow.
the wake-up call

the dependency was invisible — until it wasn't.

Europe's universities and companies run on American AI. When the US can order a single company to switch those models off for every non-American overnight, that dependency stops being a convenience and becomes a strategic vulnerability. Every DPO, research lead and CTO is now asking the same question: what happens to us if the tap is turned off?

"a tool your institution depends on can be revoked by a foreign government with an email in an afternoon."

The answer can't be "hope it doesn't happen." It has to be infrastructure Europe controls.

the answer

a coding agent europe owns end to end.

MakeMode assembles proven open components — an open-source agent and open-weight models — into a sovereign AI coding platform that runs entirely on European infrastructure. The assistant institutions are allowed to use, and the one no one abroad can take away.

cannot be revoked

Open weights run on European servers. No licence to cancel, no API to cut off, no foreign jurisdiction in the loop.

gdpr-native & auditable

Data never leaves the EU. Fully open and inspectable — the compliance office can read the code that handles its code.

model-agnostic

Run today's best open model; swap it tomorrow. European when European is ready. Never locked to one lab or one country.

hosted on european soil

the model runs on infrastructure europe controls.

A sovereign cloud partner, an EU data centre, or your own cluster. The weights are yours; the jurisdiction is European. Not "EU region" of an American cloud — European, end to end.

not a slide — a running system
the cost of frontier US models — open models now match them on coding
€0
data leaving the EU — sovereignty by architecture, not by promise
100%
open source — auditable, forkable, owned by the public sector that funds it
live
running today on an EU endpoint — not a slide, a running system
the opportunity

a protected category, at the start of its curve.

AI coding is the fastest-growing category in software — and Europe's institutions are locked out of the best of it by their own rules. That's not a problem to wait out. It's a market segment with a regulatory moat around it.

the category is exploding

AI coding agents went from nothing to roughly $1B in annual revenue in months. Demand is proven; the only question is who serves the half of the market that can't use American tools.

a moat made of policy

The EU is rewriting procurement around sovereignty. US incumbents — even with EU data centres — can't escape foreign jurisdiction. That carves out a protected segment only a European-owned provider can win.

coding is the wedge

One sovereign agent already spans the campus — from a design student's portfolio to a physicist's quantum simulation. The same rails carry chat, agents and data tools: MakeMode becomes the default AI layer for European institutions.

the business

simple, doable, built to last.

No moonshot. A lean European company selling to a small number of serious buyers — universities and large enterprises — earning on access plus expertise.

the model & 5-year projection →

  • 01
    platformSovereign AI coding access, resold at a margin. We run the EU-hosted gateway; they get a key, a DPA and a single invoice.
  • 02
    servicesTraining, custom integrations and the compliance package that gets it past the policy office. High-margin — and the real reason institutions choose a partner over a download.
  • 03
    moatNot the code — anyone can fork that. The trust: certifications, EU hosting, education-native integrations, and "we run it so you don't." A relationship, not a product they outgrow.
built for the public sector

for the institutions europe can't afford to leave behind.

Universities, governments and regulated enterprise — the organisations that most need AI, and are least free to send their data abroad.

the ask

what turns a working prototype into european infrastructure.

investment

Capital to build v1 and stand up the first deployments — funding a lean European team to capture a category before it consolidates.

a sovereign host

A European cloud partner to run inference on EU soil — turning "EU-hosted" from a claim into a guarantee with a name behind it.

a lighthouse customer

A first pilot at TU Delft — the reference deployment every other institution will point to.

ecosystem weight

Positioning within the Dutch and European sovereign-AI agenda — and the introductions that put MakeMode in front of the institutions that need it.

The product runs today. The market just had its reason to act handed to it. What we need are the partners to make a sovereign European answer real — at the scale the moment calls for. hello@makemode.eu

not a concept — a running system

see it for yourself.

The product, the architecture and the full unit economics are live and open. Everything here is real and inspectable.

Executive brief, June 2026. Early-stage. References to TU Delft, SURF and European institutions/infrastructure denote relevant context and intended partners, not existing endorsements or agreements. Open-weight models named elsewhere are third-party; trademarks belong to their owners. Cost and market figures are indicative and sourced on the economics page.