QueryPie Access Control Platform (ACP)

QueryPie is an access control and enterprise AI company operating as CHEQUER Global, Inc. in Los Angeles, with R&D in Seoul and a Tokyo subsidiary. It helps organizations control and audit who can reach databases, servers, Kubernetes clusters, web applications and now AI agents, and it joined Y Combinator with backing reported from Salesforce and Z Venture Capital.

The Access Control Platform (ACP) unifies privileged access in modules: Database Access Control discovers sensitive and personal data, System Access Control protects cloud and on-premises servers with command monitoring and session replay, Kubernetes Access Control audits API requests, and Web Access Control logs activity, captures screenshots and masks data in admin portals and SaaS. An MCP Access Controller and AI Pack extend the same policies, approvals and audit to AI agents. ACP integrates with more than 50 systems and offers a free Community Edition.

• Database Access Control: Governs database queries and identifies sensitive and personal data.
• System Access Control: Protects AWS, GCP, Azure and on-premises servers with command monitoring and session replay.
• Kubernetes Access Control: Secures Kubernetes API access, including AWS EKS, with request auditing.
• Web Access Control: Logs activity, captures screenshots and masks data in admin portals and SaaS.
• MCP Access Controller: Applies policy-based permissions and real-time risk detection to AI agents.
• Community Edition: Offers a free self-installed edition of the platform.

A fintech or e-commerce company in Vietnam can mask customer personal data when developers query production databases and keep audit logs for inspections. A bank can record and replay administrator sessions on servers and Kubernetes clusters. An enterprise piloting AI agents can route them through an MCP gateway with approvals and data masking.

One platform replaces separate tools for database, server, Kubernetes and web admin access, simplifying privileged access audits. Session replay and command monitoring give clear evidence for internal and regulatory investigations. Automatic masking of sensitive and personal data limits exposure to engineers and outsourced staff. The same policies can govern AI agents connecting through MCP, so AI adoption does not bypass access controls.

Personal data protection laws across Asia, including Vietnam's Personal Data Protection Law, require organizations to control and log access to databases that hold customer data. At the same time, AI agents connecting to internal systems through MCP create a new class of privileged access that traditional PAM tools were not designed to govern.

Headquartered in Los Angeles as CHEQUER Global, Inc., with R&D in Seoul and QueryPie AI G.K. in Tokyo. Joined Y Combinator and was reported in 2025 to have investment from Salesforce and Z Venture Capital. Certified to ISO/IEC 42001:2023 for its AI platform in 2026. Partners in Japan include TerraSky, Payroll Co. and Ashisuto AI Terasu. Other products: QueryPie AIP, DLP, Lingo and NotePie.