A purpose-built, 100% on-premise & contained AI appliance that runs entirely on your infrastructure. No cloud. No internet. No external connections. Ever.
No data ever leaves your environment. No external connection at all.
Preloaded with leading open-weight models (Llama 3 / Mistral) optimized for legal use cases.
Physically and logically isolated. No Wi-Fi. No Bluetooth. No outbound access.
Each matter is indexed in its own scoped workspace with role-based access tiers.
Private API layer for internal tools and enterprise integrations — kept entirely inside.
Ships as a hardened physical node or a virtual appliance (Docker / AWS VPC / Azure Private Cloud) inside your perimeter — with an optional dedicated hardware node on request.
Schedule Security ReviewPerfect for client meetings, travel, or coffee shop demos. Connect directly from your laptop, phone, or tablet — no LAN, no Wi-Fi, no internet. Plug in an external SSD to upload matter documents right at the box.
Connect the box to your local Wi-Fi or LAN so your team can access it from their desks, laptops, or phones — without ever touching the internet. Upload documents directly from any device or an attached SSD.
Privilege is not a feature flag — it's enforced by hardware placement. The appliance sits in your office, so confidential client information never becomes someone else's training data. Nothing is sent anywhere, because there is nowhere for it to go.
Every prompt, document, and answer is processed by the Vault AI appliance inside your own office. There is no outbound connection and no vendor endpoint — work exists in appliance memory for the duration of the request and is discarded when it completes.
Each matter runs in its own scoped workspace on the appliance. Documents, embeddings, and answers are indexed per matter with role-based access tiers, so a paralegal on one file cannot reach another team's work product. Working memory is cleared when the run completes.
Immutable, step-by-step logs stored on the appliance record which local model performed each part of a legal analysis, with timestamps and hashes — ready to hand to a risk committee, auditor, or opposing counsel's challenge.
