Your company's own AI, on a machine that can't leak a single document
This is an AI that runs on a machine with no way to reach the internet. It doesn't promise to keep your documents private. It can't send them anywhere, because there is no road out. A typical AI service sends your text to someone else's computer and the answer back. Here, that computer sits in your own building (self-hosted, or on-premise), with the door to the outside world bricked up.
Keeping an AI quiet
A locked network with no way out, a strict gatekeeper that accepts only three kinds of requests, a log of every question and answer that the applications cannot touch, a two-key door for updates, and hourly automated checks that every exit stays closed.
It works with the software you already use
The private machine speaks the same API as the big cloud AI services, so existing software can be pointed at it with a change of address. RAG Chat, a chatbot for WordPress, answers from a site's own content this way, in the visitor's language and with sources.
What it's good for
Companies whose internal procedures, templates and policies cannot be sent to an outside AI provider: legal and accounting, healthcare, manufacturing and engineering, the public sector.
What you get
An isolated machine with AI models, the gatekeeper, the log and the checks, a live overview, an assistant over your documents, sign-in and permissions designed with you, and updates only when you decide.
FAQ
Can the AI send our documents anywhere? No: the machine has no route to the internet and the gatekeeper accepts only three kinds of requests. Does it work with existing software? Often, yes, through the same API as the cloud AI services. Is it as smart as ChatGPT? No, but it is very good at answering from your own documents with sources. Does it help with GDPR? It makes it simpler, because no outside AI provider processes the data; the usual obligations still apply.
Want something like this?
Describe the documents and the number of people who would use it, and get an honest proposal for a private setup, including whether you need one at all.