Why local AI
Your knowledge is the asset. Keep it.
Every prompt sent to a public AI carries a piece of your company outside. A private AI turns the same work into an asset that stays yours.
Why local AI
Every prompt sent to a public AI carries a piece of your company outside. A private AI turns the same work into an asset that stays yours.
Every prompt sent to a public AI carries a piece of your company with it. Contracts, prices, code and the way your best people think.
Every request to a public AI leaves a copy of your knowledge on someone else's servers.
Every prompt is handled by a third party, often outside European jurisdiction. Providers based in the US, for example, fall under the CLOUD Act.
Prices, terms and the models themselves change when the provider decides. A process built on someone else's model can break overnight.
People paste work into personal AI accounts because it helps them. Bans don't work. A better internal tool does.
Open models have caught up with closed ones on most everyday business work. And a small model trained on one of your processes often beats a general giant at that job.
Used in the right dose, inside a tuned process, AI takes the routine and leaves your people the judgement.
The model drafts, searches and checks. The decision and the signature stay with your expert.
A small model trained for a single process is more accurate, cheaper and easier to audit than one model for everything.
Answers cite their sources and every action is logged, so trust is earned, not assumed.
We don't install one big brain and hope. We tune one process at a time, each with its own small model, rules and owner, then connect them into a single line that runs inside your perimeter.
Every month of work makes them sharper on your processes. The value stays on your balance sheet.
The same months of work help train someone else's model, which your competitors use too.
In two weeks we show where data already leaves through external services and propose the architecture for your perimeter.