AI that runs on your own hardware.

A private AI model runs on your own hardware, or on a private cloud server rented for you. What you type and the files you share go to that model, instead of to a public AI service.

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What you get with private AI

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Your own AI assistant

A private alternative to public AI chat tools, for writing, answering questions and working with your documents, for you or your whole team.

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Hosting that fits you

On your own hardware, on your premises, or self-hosted on a private cloud server rented for you, with no hardware to buy.

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Set up and connected

We install the model, connect it to your documents and tools, and test it with you on real work, so you can see how it handles your tasks before you rely on it.

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A general model or your own

Start with a general model, or run a custom model we’ve trained on your material, hosted the same private way.

How it works

  1. 1

    Free consultation

    Answer three quick questions, then we talk about what you’d use AI for and why privacy matters to you.

  2. 2

    You choose where it runs

    Your own hardware or a private cloud server. We explain the trade-offs in cost, upkeep and convenience, and you decide.

  3. 3

    We set it up

    We install the model, connect it to what you need, and test it with you.

  4. 4

    You run it, with our help

    Self-host it with our help, or have us help you host it privately on a rented cloud server.

Who it’s for

Anyone who wants AI’s help but would rather not send their information to a public AI service: businesses of any size, practices and firms with client files, the self-employed, or individuals who simply value their privacy.

Questions

What is a private LLM?

An LLM, or large language model, is the kind of AI behind chat assistants. A private LLM runs for you on your own hardware or a private server, instead of on a public AI service used by everyone.

Can I run a local LLM on my own computer?

Often, yes, depending on what you need it to do. Lighter tasks can run on a good computer, while heavier ones need more powerful hardware. We’ll tell you what makes sense for you.

Own hardware or a private cloud server?

With your own hardware, the AI runs on equipment you own, but you need suitable hardware and someone to look after it. A private cloud server means no hardware to buy; it’s rented for you and you don’t have to maintain the machine.

Is private AI right for everyone?

No. If your work isn’t sensitive, a public AI tool may be simpler, and the largest public models can still do more on some tasks. We’ll help you weigh it honestly.

How private is my data, really?

The model runs on your hardware or on a private server rented for you, so what you type goes to that model instead of to a public AI service. How private it stays also depends on who has access and how it’s looked after, and we go through that with you. Private hosting is not a compliance certification by itself, so if your field has data rules, bring them up in the consultation.

Keep your AI private.

Tell us what you’d use it for, and we’ll help you work out whether private AI is the right fit.

Get a free consultation Three quick questions. The first consultation is free.