Book a callCustom to your business. Private, on-site AI when you need it.
Private AI for law firms. Client files stay on hardware you own.
We design, install and manage a private AI system for your firm, so you can summarize, draft and search your own documents without sending them to a public AI service.
Custom to your business. Private, on-site AI when you need it.
Your firm
Your document assistantRunning privately on your hardware
Pull the key dates and obligations from this agreement.
services-agreement.pdf🔒 stays on this machine
Draft for your review:
Either party can end it with 30 days' written notice.
It renews each year unless cancelled 60 days before renewal.
Confidentiality duties continue for three years after it ends.
Ask about your documents…
Example conversation. Prompts and documents are processed on hardware you own, not by a public AI service.
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Why public AI is a problem here
Client confidences shouldn't depend on someone else's terms.
Generative AI can speed up summaries and first drafts. With a public AI service, the documents you paste in leave the firm and are handled under the provider's terms.
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Confidentiality is your call
Before using any AI tool with client information, you have to weigh where that information goes. A public service makes that harder to answer.
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Matters need boundaries
A public AI account doesn't know which matter a document belongs to. A private system can be organized around how your firm works.
What we set up
Everything your firm needs, set up and managed.
One team handles it from the first conversation to the monthly check-in.
Needs assessment
We learn what you want AI to help with, who will use it and what you already have.
Custom hardware sizing and sourcing
A system sized to your needs and budget, sourced for you, or built on hardware you already own.
Model selection and install
We choose local LLMs that suit your work and install them, ready to use.
A private chat interface
A familiar chat window for you or your team, running on your own system.
Starter workflows
Ready-made workflows for summaries, drafting, forms and questions about your documents.
Ongoing updates and management
We keep the software and models up to date and help when you need it.
Examples
First drafts and summaries, kept in the firm.
Every AI draft is for a person to review before it's used.
Deposition transcripts
“Summarize this deposition transcript.”
Contract review
“Pull the key dates and obligations from this contract.”
Internal memos
“Draft a first-pass internal memo from my notes.”
Templates and precedents
“What do our precedents say about limitation of liability?”
Every draft is for a lawyer to review and verify.
No coding, no server room
Your firm doesn't need an IT department for this. We choose and install the hardware, which can be a compact machine in an office, set up accounts and the documents it can read, train your lawyers and staff, and keep it maintained. People use it from a browser, like any other chat app.
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How it works
How we work: discover, build, deploy, manage.
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Discover
We learn how your business runs, where time goes and what data is involved, and find where AI will actually help.
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Build
We design the solution, choose the models and tools, and build and test it with your real examples. You get a clear quote first.
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Deploy
We set it up on hardware you own or in the setup that fits best, connect your systems and documents, and train your team.
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Manage
We keep it updated, improve it as your needs change, and help when something isn't right.
Book a callStep one is a conversation, nothing more.
What the ABA has said
In ABA Formal Opinion 512 (July 2024), the ABA said lawyers using generative AI must protect client information under Model Rule 1.6, evaluate the risk of disclosure before entering client information, and in some cases get the client's informed consent. Running AI on hardware you own changes where data goes. It doesn't replace your own analysis under the rules of your jurisdiction.
What we don't claim
We don't make compliance certifications and don't claim that using our system satisfies any ethics rule. Confidentiality and privilege decisions remain yours; consult your jurisdiction's rules and your ethics counsel.
FAQ
Questions, answered plainly.
Anything else? Ask us on a call; that's what it's for.
Does client data leave the firm?
Client documents are processed on hardware your firm owns, not by a public AI service. The system uses the internet for software and model updates, and for remote management if you choose it. We'll show you what connects and why, and we don't look at your documents or chats.
Does using ChatGPT waive attorney-client privilege?
In United States v. Heppner (2026), a federal court held that a defendant's own exchanges with a public AI platform weren't privileged. Our guide explains what it did and didn't decide. It isn't legal advice; consult your ethics counsel.
Who fixes it if it breaks?
We do. Managing the system is part of what we offer: we keep software and models maintained, and if something stops working you contact us and we work with you to fix it.
Can different matters be kept separate?
We'll discuss how you want documents organized and who can see what on our first call.
Do you offer an uptime SLA?
Your system runs on hardware you own, so we don't offer an uptime SLA. Cloud hosting is available when it fits your needs.
How big a system would we need?
It depends on how many people use it and what for. See our setups by size and our guide to choosing hardware, then we'll size it with your real examples on a call.
Let's find where AI fits in your business.
Tell us what's taking your team's time. We'll tell you what AI can do about it, honestly, and what it would take to build and run it.