A real assistant. Answering only to you.
What a private AI is
It lives on hardware inside your building, and everything you type stays there.
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Brilliant on-premises
The work that belongs on your own machine.
Hand it the real thing rather than a redacted version. The file is read where it sits.
| Confidential documents | A contract, a case file, a patient record, a board pack. Ask plain questions of it, in the open. |
|---|---|
| Everyday drafting | Correspondence, memos, rewrites, plain-language explanations. The daily writing of a practice. |
| Thinking out loud | Untangle a decision, pressure-test an argument, sort the mess. A rough question is enough. |
| Reading and summarizing | Long threads, dense filings, a stack of records turned into the few lines that matter. |
The honest trade
Great locally. Honest about the cloud.
You should know the trade before you start. The architecture is what carries the confidentiality.
- Right on your hardware. Nearly everything confidentiality-driven work reaches for, answered right away, and only for you.
- Still better in the cloud. The very hardest frontier reasoning, and anything needing live, up-to-the-minute web data.
- Confidentiality by architecture. The AI, the hardware, the thinking all sit inside your building. Your words live in one place, and it is yours.
- Prove it in one move. Pull the network cable and ask it something. It keeps answering. Everything you typed stayed where it was.
- Yours to control. Anything it keeps stays on the system in your building, yours to delete, and every access anyone had ends at handover.
- Air-gapped, and current. When you want new capabilities or patches, they come in by hand and are installed on-site, on your schedule, with the network path staying shut throughout. Keeping it current is an option you choose rather than an automatic feed, and it remains a one-way door.
A conversation with Garnet about what you actually need, with the engineer who would build it.
A private AI is a real assistant that lives on hardware inside your building, rather than on a company's servers. It runs entirely on your own machine, so when you ask it something your hardware works out the answer by itself. Every message stays on that hardware, so your words live in one place and that place is yours. The hardware is sized to the work you need it to do, from a capable everyday assistant up to systems that rival the big cloud assistants and require dedicated hardware built to carry them.
On hardware in your building it is brilliant at everyday writing, thinking a problem through, and reading your most sensitive documents, the contracts, case files, patient records, and board packs that have to stay out of a cloud chat box. The cloud giants still edge it on the very hardest frontier reasoning and anything that needs live, up-to-the-minute web data. For nearly everything confidentiality-driven work reaches for, the AI on hardware in your building answers right away, and answers only for you. This is for family offices, legal and medical practices, research groups, and enterprises whose work makes confidentiality non-negotiable.
The confidentiality comes from the architecture rather than a policy page: every request stays on the machine, your words live on hardware you own, and anything a subpoena or a breach could reach is in your building. You have evidence rather than a promise. Pull the network cable and watch it keep answering. Anything it keeps lives on-premises like a saved document, yours to delete, with access ending for everyone at handover. A serious private AI is a build rather than a download you install yourself — hardware and software scoped and installed for you by Garnet. Family-office and private builds are scoped as commissioned engagements. Enterprise and institutional builds are scoped on contact. The next step is to scope a build, a conversation with Garnet about what you actually need, rather than a sales call or a checkout.