We build the technology that lets specialists deliver
Komunidad was built to help professionals in climate, environment, sustainability, risk, and compliance turn their expertise into efficient, scalable technology.
We empower businesses and communities worldwide to proactively address environmental challenges while fostering social impact. We enable clients to implement tools that support climate action, ensuring effective compliance, mitigation, and adaptation through powerful software solutions.
Mitigation, adaptation and compliance
At Komunidad, we’re driven by the urgency of today’s climate challenges. Our holistic approach — covering mitigation, adaptation, and compliance — values the human, environmental, and economic aspects of the climate action journey.
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Mitigation
Measure it, then bring it down
Inventories, targets and the reporting that shows whether the curve is actually bending.
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Adaptation
See what is coming, and act on it
Hazard exposure, early warning and the operational response that keeps people and assets safe.
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Compliance
Meet the obligation, on the record
Frameworks, evidence and sign-off, so what you file stands up to whoever reads it.
It started where the risk is highest
Komunidad began with a commitment to help businesses and communities face the realities of climate change. Witnessing the social and economic impacts in the Philippines, a country ranked highest on the World Risk Index, inspired founders Felix and Allister Ayque to create a platform that not only addresses environmental challenges but also empowers people to build resilience.
Today, our platform supports companies, governments, and communities worldwide with tools for holistic climate action — integrating mitigation, adaptation, and compliance. From ESG and sustainability management to climate risk assessment and social impact tools, we help organizations turn obligations into meaningful change.
Four things we will not trade away
These show up in product decisions more than in slogans. They are the reasons we say no to things.
A person signs for every number
Agents draft. People approve. Anything published carries a name, a timestamp and the version it was calculated under.
Your data is yours, provably
Schema-level tenant isolation, full export in open formats, and nothing used to train anything outside your tenant.
Configuration over code
If a customer needs custom code to express a common rule, that is our bug, not their project.
Handover is the success test
An engagement has gone well when your team makes the next change without calling us.
Highlights of our Journey
What we shipped, who we shipped it with and when — most recent first. Everything below is illustrative placeholder content for this mockup.
- 2026Where we are now
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140 organisations, six countries
128,000 assets under active monitoring, at 99.95% availability across the trailing twelve months.
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Financed emissions at portfolio scale
Metro Union Bank moves 1,400 portfolio companies onto scheduled scoring with an exceptions queue.
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Command board and situation reports ship
An event gets a shared status board and a SitRep that drafts itself from the event log.
- 2025Agents, carefully
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The La Union studio opens
A second office in San Juan, for the part of the team that would rather not be in BGC every day.
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Alert dispatch moves to its own queue
Messages keep going out when three hazards overlap and half the province is watching the dashboard.
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The agent pipeline goes live
Agents start drafting narratives and reconciling restatements. Every one still stops at a named approver.
- 2024Beyond one market
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One hundred organisations
The hundredth application goes live, with median time to a first release down to nine weeks.
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First deployment outside the Philippines
A regional ports group takes OpsCon across three countries, forcing data residency a year early.
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IFRS S1 and S2 land in the library
Disclosure requirements, evidence slots and review steps generate straight from the standard.
- 2023Building the foundation
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The framework library opens
GRI and TCFD ship as configurable frameworks with versioning and a change log.
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Schema-per-tenant isolation ships
Every client application moves into its own database schema, with rights set per tenant.
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Seed round
Raised to build multi-tenancy properly rather than bolt isolation onto a single-tenant product.
- 2022A second product
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The team passes fifteen
Standards and delivery become their own functions rather than something engineering does on the side.
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First local government deployment
The Province of Ilocos Norte configures its own barangay-level thresholds after a two-week sprint.
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Komplee enters private beta
Six consultancies move client engagements out of shared drives and into isolated applications.
- 2021Finding the shape
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National hazard feeds integrated
PAGASA and PHIVOLCS feeds normalised into one schema, ending per-customer feed plumbing.
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OpsCon early warning ships
Threshold rules, duty rosters and SMS dispatch become something a duty officer can run alone.
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Pre-seed round closes
A small round from regional angels funds the first four engineering hires.
- 2020The first year
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First paying customer
Northfield Agri Estates signs on for heat and rainfall watch across its growing season.
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First weather intelligence pilot
One customer, one asset registry and a rainfall feed sitting next to each other for the first time.
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Komunidad is founded in Manila
Felix Ayque starts the company after years of watching specialists rebuild the same spreadsheet for every engagement.
Engineers, assurers and duty officers
Roughly half the company has worked on the customer side of this problem. It shows in what we build first.
Felix Ayque
Founder & CEOBuilds the platform hands-on. Spends the rest of the week with customers who are mid-disclosure.
Sofia Mendoza
Head of SolutionsRuns the shaping sprints. Formerly assurance lead on Philippine listed-company reporting.
Dante Ocampo
Principal EngineerOwns tenancy, ingestion and the parts that have to be right at 3am.
Rea Villanueva
Head of StandardsKeeps the framework library honest as GRI, IFRS and local returns keep moving.
Jomar Tan
Lead, OpsConCame from provincial disaster operations. Decides what a duty officer should never have to click.
Aileen Cruz
Customer SuccessTwo-week enablement sprints, then the handover that means you stop needing her.
Built to survive an assurance review
Tenant data never leaves its schema, model calls are scoped to the tenant that made them, and nothing customer-specific is used to improve a shared model. Audit logs are immutable and exportable.
Data residency is regional by default, with dedicated or on-shore hosting available on Enterprise agreements.
Request the security pack →Open roles
Hybrid out of Manila, with a standing remote allowance. We hire slowly and write things down.
Our investors
The people and funds who put capital behind the platform.
