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Medical practices, law firms, tax advisors. Where client and patient data simply does not belong on someone else's servers.
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Most AI services send your data to someone else's computers. There is another way: a machine in your office or home that runs your AI system. Your documents stay where they are. You own the hardware. And you don't pay per question you ask.
What's inside
Not everything has to be there from day one. Most systems start with memory and company knowledge, then grow.
Who this fits
Medical practices, law firms, tax advisors. Where client and patient data simply does not belong on someone else's servers.
Costings, contracts, design data, personnel files. Everything that should stay internal and still be searchable.
A personal system for your household, paperwork and daily life — without a corporation reading along.
How it goes
We work out what the system should do for you and which data is actually involved. Free, by video or in Palma.
Which hardware, which scope, what runs locally and what does not. You get a concrete quote before anything is bought.
We set the machine up, feed it your knowledge and test it against real cases from your day.
We show you and your team how to work with it — and stay on for updates and extensions.
FAQ
That the machine stands with you — in your office or home — and belongs to you. Not a rented server in a data centre that is merely called local. The difference matters: with a rented server your data still sits with a provider.
The parts that run locally work with your data on the machine at your place. That is the most data-sparing form possible. If you additionally switch on a strong cloud model, we tell you beforehand exactly which data leaves the building — and you decide whether you want that.
That depends on the hardware and on what the system should be able to do. We clarify both in the intro call, and you get a concrete quote before anything is purchased. What goes away are the running per-request costs that cloud services charge.
Not for the local part — it keeps working even when the line is down. You need internet for updates and for anything you deliberately connect to the outside.
Yes. We build these systems for ourselves first and work with them daily before we put one in front of anyone. So what you read here is something we actually operate, not a brochure.
Tell us which data should not go outside at your place. We'll tell you honestly whether a local system is the right way — or whether something simpler does the job.