We build private AI systems that run entirely on hardware you own. No token fees, no usage meters, no data leaving your building. You buy the machines once, and after that the only thing you pay for is electricity.
Why Local, Why Now
When your team runs its best thinking through a third-party AI API, your strategies, your data, and your ways of working travel with it. Some companies can live with that. But if your edge is built on proprietary knowledge like deal flow, research, formulas, or client relationships, handing it to an outside vendor is a risk you do not have to take.
Open models have caught up. Drafting, analysis, coding, and document work now run well on hardware you can put on a desk. That means no usage meters, no data leaving your network, and no third party sitting between you and your own intelligence.
Your documents, prompts, and outputs stay on machines you own, inside a network you control.
The proprietary knowledge that makes your company valuable never becomes someone else's training signal or telemetry.
No per-token billing and no usage anxiety. Once the hardware is on the desk, the only operating cost is energy.
No rate limits, no vendor outages, no surprise policy changes. Your stack works whenever you do, even offline.
The Hardware
Your models, your data, your walls. We build on two hardware foundations and help you pick the one that fits your workloads, your space, and your budget.
Mac mini & Mac Studio
The Mac mini and Mac Studio are quietly excellent AI machines. Apple's unified memory lets large open models load straight into memory shared between the CPU and GPU, so they run fast, cool, and quiet on a normal desk. If you want serious private AI without building a server room, start here.
Workstations & Servers with NVIDIA NeMo
Some organizations need more than inference. If you want to curate sensitive data, fine-tune models on proprietary knowledge, enforce guardrails, and evaluate agents before they ship, we deploy the NVIDIA NeMo suite on CUDA-accelerated workstations and servers that you own and operate.
What We Deliver
Buying the machines is the easy part. What you need is a stack your team can use on day one and still maintain on day one thousand. That is what we hand over.
We look at your workloads, your team, and your growth plans, then spec exactly the hardware the job needs. That might be one Mac mini on a desk or a rack of Mac Studios. You will not overbuy, and you will not outgrow it in six months.
We pick open-weight models that fit the work your team actually does, whether that is writing, analysis, coding, or reading documents. Then we stand up the inference servers that keep them running reliably on your hardware.
Chat for your team. Search across your internal documents. Coding assistants wired into your repositories. Every one of them runs against your local models, inside your network, and nowhere else.
We lock the stack down so inference never leaves your walls. Network segmentation, access controls, and when the work demands it, fully air-gapped deployments that never touch the public internet.
Running AI privately does not mean running it without rules. We set up usage policies, output guardrails, and audit trails so your stack holds up to the same scrutiny as any other enterprise system.
We do not build a black box and disappear. Your team learns to run the stack themselves: swapping in new models, adding tools, and extending workflows. The capability stays in-house, just like your data.
The Economics
Cloud AI bills you for every token, every request, every user, every month. The meter never stops. A local stack flips that: you buy the hardware once, and from then on the only cost of running your models is the electricity that powers the machines.
That changes how your team works. Nobody rations prompts. Nobody opens a surprise invoice because a workflow ran overnight. When usage costs nothing at the margin, your people experiment more, automate more, and squeeze more value out of the same machines every day.
Tell us about your team, your workloads, and what you need to keep private. We will map out a local AI stack that fits, whether that is a single Mac mini or a full on-premises deployment, and show you exactly what it takes to own it.