Your AI.
Nobody else's.

One sovereign substrate. Your entire data stack, your AI firewall and your knowledge graph, on hardware you own.

Drop a document, ask a question, get an answer that never touches an outside provider. Your knowledge graph lives only on your workspace.

• ✓ One substrate replaces your whole data stack. Relational, graph, object, document, search, vector and time-series. Every data model, and every data type (text, image, audio, video, documents). In a single binary substrate. No Postgres, no Neo4j, no S3, no vector DB, no glue code. Zero external dependencies, all CPU-only.
• ✓ A built-in AI firewall for every model. Every name, number and identifier is tokenised before a single prompt crosses to a third-party model. Use OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini without ever handing them your secrets. Inside the perimeter your data stays as-is; what leaves is shielded and tokens are mapped back on the way home.
• ✓ A knowledge graph that answers, and shows its work. Everything you ingest (documents, tables, images, audio) becomes one connected graph. Graph-RAG walks it to the exact facts, grounds every answer in your own data, and cites its sources. Vector search tells you what's similar; the graph tells you why.
• ✓ Runs entirely on your machine, opened only by your key. One self-contained application. All CPU, no GPU, no cloud calls, nothing phones home. Your access key gates the workspace: lose it and there's no reset, no backdoor, no recovery (we store only its hash). Per-document encryption-at-rest and client-held-key zero-knowledge mode are rolling out; the Sovereign Bind tier runs fully air-gapped on hardware you own.
• ✓ Scale by joining a node, not orchestrating a fleet. Built on the Erlang VM. The runtime behind WhatsApp, Discord, and the global telecom backbone. On-prem and air-gapped clusters are one-time purchase. No phone home, no usage reporting.

Start a private workspace.

We mint a User ID + Access Key for your workspace. Save them once. That's the only key we send back. Data is encrypted at rest with a per-document key; client-held-key zero-knowledge mode is on the roadmap.