
Kindo
Kindo is the secure enterprise GenAI gateway — single SSO into multiple LLMs with policy, logging, and data-loss prevention. Drive Capital-led.

Overview
Kindo: Secure Enterprise GenAI Gateway
Kindo is Secure GenAI gateway for enterprises — single entry point into multiple LLM providers with policy controls. Most enterprises end up with employees using ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini directly, with no central visibility into what data is being sent where. Kindo's pitch is a single secure gateway that routes employee usage through identity, policy, and logging — letting CISOs sanction GenAI access without forcing every employee onto one model. Drive Capital's bet is that this gateway category becomes a standalone enterprise budget line.
Key Features
- Secure GenAI gateway for enterprises — single entry point into multiple LLM providers with policy controls
- SSO, identity-based access controls, audit logging, and data-loss prevention layered on top of frontier model APIs
- Founded in 2023 by Margaret Wu
- Drive Capital led the Series A; total raised approximately $20M+
- Supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta Llama, and custom on-prem model deployments
- Pre-built agents and templates for common enterprise workflows
- Designed for CISO-approved enterprise rollouts where ChatGPT Enterprise alone is insufficient
Ideal Use Case
Mid-market and enterprise companies that want to give employees access to frontier LLMs but require centralized policy, SSO, audit logging, and DLP — typically organizations where Shadow AI usage is already widespread but procurement and security have not approved a single sanctioned vendor.
Why Use Kindo
Most enterprises end up with employees using ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini directly, with no central visibility into what data is being sent where. Kindo's pitch is a single secure gateway that routes employee usage through identity, policy, and logging — letting CISOs sanction GenAI access without forcing every employee onto one model. Drive Capital's bet is that this gateway category becomes a standalone enterprise budget line.
FAQ
Q: Who founded Kindo? A: Margaret Wu founded Kindo in 2023.
Q: Who has invested in Kindo? A: Drive Capital led the Series A; total disclosed funding is approximately $20M+ with additional investor participation.
Q: What models does Kindo support? A: Kindo supports OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, Meta Llama, and custom on-prem model deployments — accessed through a single interface with centralized identity and policy.
Q: How is Kindo different from ChatGPT Enterprise? A: ChatGPT Enterprise is vendor-specific to OpenAI. Kindo is model-agnostic — employees access multiple LLM providers through one secure gateway with unified SSO, logging, and DLP. CISOs prefer the gateway model for vendor independence.
Q: Who uses Kindo? A: Mid-market and enterprise companies — particularly organizations where shadow AI usage is widespread and security needs centralized visibility before sanctioning broader rollouts.
tl;dr
Kindo is the secure enterprise GenAI gateway giving CISOs centralized SSO, policy, logging, and DLP across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta Llama, and on-prem models. Drive Capital-led Series A; ~$20M+ raised. Solves shadow-AI sprawl by sanctioning a single gateway across vendors.
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