The formulas already work. Getting them into production is the expensive part. Coherent turns Excel logic into governed services while the people who know the business keep hold of the workbook.
Software changes every day. Novee’s wager is that security testing should follow every change, produce a working exploit, and stay long enough to check the repair.

After building a federal technology firm into a $255 million acquisition, Adam Branch returned to the least glamorous problem in software: the rules buried inside old systems. Rhino.ai is his second attempt to turn institutional memory into infrastructure.
Rhino.ai is a Washington, D.C.-based enterprise AI platform that reconstructs the hidden business logic buried inside legacy code, ERP systems, SaaS tools, workflows, and integrations. Using agentic AI paired with human expertise, it discovers and maps business rules, organizes them into a governed, version-controlled logic graph built on its proprietary Universal Application Notation (UAN), and uses that single source of truth to accelerate modernization and application development. Founded in 2023 by Adam Branch, the company raised a $50M Series A in January 2025 led by Koch Disruptive Technologies, with KPMG as a strategic minority investor.