Emeril & Company started in 2020 making 3D models, textures and skins for the gaming community — work judged entirely on whether it held up under use. We build AI companies now. The standard didn't change.
Each company runs on its own — its own product, its own roadmap, its own name. Emeril holds them and sets the standard they're held to. Select one to read more.
Live · AI security
An AI security scanner for Solana. Paste a contract address and it reports mint and freeze authority, liquidity lock status, holder concentration and project presence — the checks a careful trader would run by hand, returned in seconds.
In development
A second company is in development. We'd rather name it once it works than announce it now — the same way Sentinel was built before it was talked about.
2020 · Origin
Before the AI work, Emeril made 3D models, textures and skins for game communities. It's not a footnote — it's where the standard came from. Assets that ship into someone else's game get judged on whether they hold up under use, not on how they look in a portfolio.
A studio that learned its standards making things for other people, then turned that on its own products.
Models, textures and skins for the gaming community. Client work, tight feedback, and no credit for anything that didn't hold up in the engine.
The move from crafting assets to building software carried the same test: does it work when someone actually depends on it.
Sentinel is the first Emeril company to stand on its own. Emeril exists to build more like it and to hold them to the same bar.
We build companies we intend to keep. Nothing here is designed to be sold at the first good offer.
When something we own has a complicated history, we write it down plainly rather than hoping nobody checks. That applies to us as much as anyone.
Every claim a company of ours makes should be verifiable on its own terms — on-chain, in the product, or in the record.
Sentinel is live today — an AI security scanner for Solana, built and held by Emeril & Company.