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Local & Private AI

AI on our ground, not big tech's.

  • Local AI
  • Our own hardware
  • Private processing
  • Optional local hosting

For businesses handling sensitive information — legal, financial, health-adjacent, or simply private — we build AI automations that keep that information away from big tech entirely.

The more it knows, the better it works

AI is only as useful as the context you give it — your documents, your history, the way your business actually runs. The more it knows, the more it can do.

But handing all of that to big tech is exactly what most businesses hesitate to do — and rightly so. Local AI removes the dilemma: the models run on private hardware, so you can give your AI as much context as you want, safely and on your terms, and let everything it knows go to work for you.

How it works

We run open-weight AI models on hardware we own and operate. Your documents inform your automations privately — nothing is sent to big tech AI services, and nothing becomes training material for someone else's model.

For data that can't touch the cloud

Some information shouldn't live on anyone's cloud. It can live on the same private hardware your AI runs on — available to your automations, off everyone else's servers.

In practice

What this looks like.

Private document Q&A

Ask questions across your contracts, files, and records — answered locally, never uploaded to big tech.

On-premise processing

Sensitive records processed on our private hardware, with results delivered straight into your workflow.

A local home for data

Information too sensitive for the cloud lives on the same private hardware your AI runs on.

Common questions

Good to know.

What does "local AI" actually mean?

The AI models run on hardware we own and operate — not on big tech's cloud. Your data is processed privately and never sent to services like OpenAI or Google.

Is local AI capable enough for real work?

For focused business tasks — reading documents, drafting, sorting, summarizing — open models running locally are more than up to the job. We match the model to the task.

Where does our data live?

Wherever it should. Apps typically run on trusted infrastructure, data your AI works with is processed on our private hardware, and anything too sensitive for the cloud can live entirely on that hardware.

Can a vendor shut our AI off or raise the price?

No — that's the point. There's no third-party AI service in the loop that can change terms, cut access, or quietly collect your inputs.

Curious what private AI could do for you?

Tell us about the sensitive side of your work — we'll show you how local AI takes on the busywork while everything stays private. The first conversation is free.

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