Distyl (Distyl AI) is positioned as a provider of AI-native systems and end-to-end enterprise AI workflows focused on rearchitecting large enterprises' operating models to deliver measurable outcomes quickly (weeks to months). The company emphasizes forward-deployed engineering teams embedded with client SMEs, outcome-based pricing, production-grade software, and auditability/governance. Core offering centers on the Distillery platform for generating, refining, and deploying AI-native workflows called "Routines." Key platform capabilities called out on the site include organizational knowledge capture, system observability and audit trails, evaluation and guardrails (testing), feedback integration, and enterprise reliability and security controls (RBAC, multi-tenancy). Target customers are Fortune 1000 / large enterprises across healthcare payors, telecom, manufacturing, retail, CPG and insurance for high-stakes, high-scale initiatives. The site highlights outcome ownership, production deployments, and rapid time-to-value, and repeatedly describes a commercial approach based on outcome-based (shared-risk) engagements rather than public packaged pricing. Distyl publishes case studies (industry use cases such as healthcare payor decisioning, an insight engine generating SQL/analysis, and a CPG supply-chain assistant) but overview pages do not surface named client logos. Leadership backgrounds referenced include ex-Palantir, Apple, and national labs; investors listed include Lightspeed, Khosla, Coatue, Dell Tech Capital, and DST Global. Offices are listed in San Francisco and New York. Contact and legal emails surfaced on the site include [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected]. The privacy policy on the site is effective April 2023 and lists categories of data collected, uses, sharing, cookies/analytics, CCPA rights, and international transfers. Publicly-noted limitations and open items on the site: no public, line-item pricing or packaged pricing tiers (emphasis on outcome-based pricing); no public API documentation or developer portal found on primary pages; no explicit public SLAs, SOC/ISO certification statements, or detailed compliance pages beyond platform governance/security claims; and no named customer references or logos on the main overview pages. Recommended next steps include outreach for representative commercial model/sample SOW, named references with permission to contact, questions about API/SDK or integration patterns, security/compliance evidence (SOC 2/ISO/BAA/pen tests), and requests for technical briefings and demo of Distillery showing Routines and audit trails.