Cloud-grade AI experience with local data custody.
Client files, case material, records covered by an obligation you signed. The useful AI tools have all wanted them in their cloud, and for a lot of professional work that has made the question moot.
A client sends a forty-page agreement under an engagement letter that does not contemplate third-party processing.
Ask what the termination and liability provisions actually say, and get an answer that points at the clause it read, without the document leaving the machine it arrived on.
A local model summarising a clause is a reading aid, not advice. The citation exists so you check the source, and you still have to.
Two hundred PDFs from a records request, and the question is which of them mention a particular contract number.
Search across the whole folder by meaning rather than exact string, and follow each answer back to the page it came from.
Recall on a large corpus depends on how the documents are structured. Treat it as a strong first pass, not an exhaustive one.
Notes and recordings that identify someone who spoke on condition that their name stays out of any system you do not control.
Work with the material in local-only mode, where the application is designed to function with no network connection at all.
Local-only mode addresses one risk among several. Device security, backups and physical access remain yours to manage, and this product does not solve them.
A year of invoices, statements and receipts that answer a question nobody wants to ask a cloud service.
Ask across the whole folder - who invoiced what, when a figure changed - and keep financial records on your own disk.
It reads what is in the documents. It is not an accounting system, it does not reconcile, and arithmetic should be checked.
The shared drive holds eight years of proposals, and the person who knew where everything was has left.
Point it at the drive and ask in plain language, so the knowledge stays usable without moving the archive into a third-party index.
Multi-person access is Private Network and Business territory - planned, not built. Today this is one machine, one person.
A flight, a client site with no guest network, a rural week.
The model is already on the laptop, so the assistant works the same way it did at the desk.
You need to have downloaded a model first, and a laptop on battery will run it more slowly than one on power.
This is not legal, tax or accounting advice, and it is not a compliance product. It does not make you compliant with any regime, it has not been audited against one, and nobody has certified it. What it changes is a narrower thing: where the processing happens, and therefore which disclosures and obligations are in play when you use AI on a document you hold in confidence.
Whether that is sufficient for your particular duty is a question for you and your regulator, not for a marketing page. We will give you accurate information about what the software does so that you can answer it.