For larger firms

Your own AI, on your own servers.

Your staff get an assistant that knows your company, behind your own sign in, and your IT head decides who sees what.

Tested on twenty of your own past cases before it goes live, and kept working as AI changes.

Why start here

Your staff already use AI. Your files go with them.

A private AI gives your people the same help, inside your own walls.

77percent

of staff who use AI tools paste company data into them

LayerX, AI and SaaS Data Security Report, 2025

82percent

of those pastes come from personal accounts the company can't see

The same LayerX report, 2025

₹22crore

the average cost of a data breach in India

IBM, Cost of a Data Breach Report, 2025

The test

Judge us on your work.

The test is yours: your past cases, a pass mark you help set, and your team approving every piece before it touches today's work.

18 of 20 of your past cases, approved by your team with no changes

5 working days in a row of live work your team approves

Your sponsor's yes in writing, before it runs on its own

The test, as our terms set it, 2026.

On our own machine

Six kinds of AI work, each checked.

Each passed its test on 22 September 2026, on our own machine. We show it to you running on ours before we put one in yours.

  1. A call turned into notes

    A sales call, its notes and the next step.

  2. An answer with its source

    From your own files, with the page named.

  3. A delivery photo read

    The signature and the count, checked.

  4. A chart from your numbers

    Asked in words, drawn from your sheet.

  5. A spoken reply in Hindi

    Heard, answered and spoken back.

  6. A form filled from a scan

    A scanned invoice, its fields filled.

What a larger firm asks

Hard questions, straight answers.

Is this one person?

No. A named lead and named engineers are in your proposal, with what each has built. Our founder signs the agreement and is your escalation, and no larger firm's system goes live before its second engineer is named.

Do you hold ISO 27001 or SOC 2?

Not yet. We can show you every account in your name, the record of every action, and a person's yes before anything leaves your firm.

What a reviewer can be shown today
Does it hold for 5,000 people?

It runs in your own cloud account or data centre, behind your own sign in. It hasn't been installed at a client yet, so we show it running on our own machine before yours.

Our private machine, in full
How long have you been around, and who can we call?

Since August 2026. The work so far is on our work page, dated. A reference comes once a client agrees to give one, and every exit is in your hands from day one.

The work, with its dates
What about the agreement, the data terms and the liability cap?

They're with our lawyer and not yet published. We'll tell you where they stand before you sign anything.

Who answers at night?

Support hours are written into your agreement. Outside them an AI agent that stops stays stopped, your named person is told, and your team works the old way until we're back.

Where we stand

What we hold today, and what we don't yet.

What we hold today, and what we don't yet
TodayNot yet
Every account and line of code in your nameISO 27001 or SOC 2
A stop switch on every AI agentThe first one inside a client's walls
Every action on record, and a person's yes firstThe agreement and data terms, published
Private AI on our own machine, checked 22 Sep 2026An outside client's number, before and after
Plain files and a how-to guide if either side stopsA client reference you can call

In writing

The terms, in writing.

They hold for a firm of any size. The three a larger firm asks about first.

  1. “My data will leave.”

    Personal data stays on your own machine unless you approve otherwise in writing.

  2. “The AI will get something wrong.”

    We answer for mistakes: it stops, and we fix it at our cost.

  3. “The price will creep.”

    One fixed price, in writing, before any work.

Bring twenty of your past cases.

In the 45 minutes we set the pass mark with you.

What stays yours

  • Your accountsin your company's name
  • Your codeevery line of it
  • Personal dataabout your customers and staff, on your own machine unless you approve otherwise in writing
  • Plain files and a how-to guideif you stop

Eashan Gupta, founder. You meet him on the first call.

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