$ localhost init

YourcompanyalreadyusesAI.Youjustdon'tcontrolityet.

The prototype worked.
The rollout didn't.

$999

Assessment to start

Your cloud

AWS · Azure · GCP · on-prem

0 bytes

Sent externally

localhost — deploy

Infrastructure detectedAWS us-east-1
22 active workflows found
Confidential assets found→ isolated
Isolation policy applied
Model deployedgemma4
Access controls active14 roles

Your AI is live.

ai.acme-corp.internal

0 public endpoints detected.

0 bytes transmitted externally.

All data stayed in your environment.

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The situation

01

Your legal team is still pasting contracts into ChatGPT.

02

Your ops team built 14 AI workflows in Claude. None are in production.

03

Your Cursor prototype broke the moment 20 people used it.

04

Blocking ChatGPT isn't an AI strategy. It's a delay tactic.

05

Most internal AI projects fail at deployment. Not at prompting.

We productionize it. Workflow by workflow.

What we build

Your AI stack.
Owned by you.

Pre-built patterns tailored to your workflows and risk surface.

# runs in your environment
# 0 public endpoints
# audit log on every query

Ask it anything your company knows.

A private AI assistant trained on your documents. Answers like a senior employee who has read everything. No external access, ever.

Chat

Find the contract nobody remembers.

Semantic search across internal docs, contracts, and policy libraries. Natural language. Cross-source. Nothing leaves.

Search

Draft it. Review it. Never paste it into ChatGPT.

AI drafting, clause review, and summarization for contracts and proposals — running entirely inside your environment.

Drafting

Automate the repetitive stuff nobody wants to touch.

Intake, classification, routing, reporting — automated without touching a public model. Audit logs included.

Automation

Stop re-explaining things your company already knows.

Capture institutional knowledge. Surface it instantly when your team needs it. Connects to SharePoint, Drive, and internal wikis.

Knowledge

Each engagement starts with an assessment — we scope only what makes sense for your environment, not what looks good in a proposal.

Why private

Public AI SaaS

Your data leaves
every time someone types.

  • Data enters their training pipeline
  • Compliance becomes your problem to solve
  • Vendor controls the model, uptime, and pricing
  • One confidential paste. One incident report.
  • Audit logs: minimal or nonexistent

Localhost Private

AI that runs where
your data already lives.

  • Data stays in your environment. Completely.
  • Designed for regulated industries from day one
  • Open-source model. You own it. No lock-in.
  • Isolation enforced at the infrastructure level
  • Full query logs, access control, and history

Works with AWS, Azure, GCP, or on-premises. Open-source models only — no API keys to OpenAI, Anthropic, or any third party.

$ localhost status --org acme-corp

→ production · isolated · 22 workflows running

0

bytes transmitted externally

0

public endpoints

0

internal workflows detected

0

third-party AI vendors

Status: secure · isolated · not training public models

What actually happens

Week 1

2–3 days

Find every AI experiment your team already built.

Your engineers made demos. Your ops team has spreadsheet automations. Customer success has a Claude workflow nobody else knows about. We find all of it — the tools, the risk surface, and the three worth keeping.

Weeks 2–8

deployment

Turn the experiments worth keeping into production systems.

Private, access-controlled, audited. Running inside your environment. Not a ChatGPT wrapper. Actual infrastructure your team can rely on at scale.

After that

ongoing

Your team ships on top of it. Without breaking things.

Not because you told them to stop using public AI. Because the internal version is faster, safer, and actually works for more than one person.

What companies figure out

Things we hear
on every first call.

Not opinions. Patterns. Every company we've talked to was already here before they called us.

Your team already built the prototype.

Cursor got you started. Now you need infrastructure to make it usable by everyone — not just the person who built it.

The demo worked. The rollout didn't.

90% of internal AI failures happen between 'it works on my machine' and 'it runs reliably for 50 people.'

You're not missing AI talent. You're missing AI infrastructure.

Prompting is solved. Auth, audit logs, access control, uptime — that's where every internal project breaks.

Three working workflows beats twenty abandoned experiments.

Most teams have a graveyard of AI prototypes. We find the ones worth deploying and make them production-ready.

Telling employees 'don't paste confidential data' is not a strategy.

It's a liability. The risk surface has already outrun your policy.

The companies that compound win.

Each production workflow teaches you the next one. The gap between you and competitors widens with every deployment.

How to begin

Starts with a
private AI assessment.

Two to three days. We audit your workflows, map your risk surface, and tell you exactly what to build — and what to skip. No generic roadmaps. No 40-page decks.

$999

flat fee

2–3

days to complete

Yours

to keep

Start the assessment →

Most teams continue to a full deployment. No obligation to.

What you get

Workflow audit across every department
Data inventory and risk classification
Risk surface mapping
Opportunity ranking — by ROI, not complexity
Clear build vs. skip recommendation
No engagement commitment beyond this

$ localhost assess --org your-company
→ scanning workflows...
→ results in 2–3 days

$ localhost deploy --env production

From AI experiments
to production systems.

Your team built the experiments.
Most internal AI fails between the demo and the rollout.
That's exactly where we start.

Status: live · 0 public endpoints · 0 bytes transmitted · data stayed put