Trust2026-08-24
Private AI starts with the data path
A privacy label is useful only when a buyer can follow prompts, documents and results through the actual architecture.
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without the fog.
Product choices, architecture and buying guidance written to make the boundary and trade-offs easier to inspect.
Product guide2026-08-22
AI Assistant, AI Chatbot or AI Reasoning?
Three private chat products serve three different levels of workflow depth.
Read articleEnterprise2026-08-18
Prove one workflow before building an AI estate
A bounded pilot creates better technical and commercial evidence than an organisation-wide AI promise.
Read articleArchitecture2026-08-14
What OpenAI-compatible means—and what it does not
A familiar API lowers integration work, but compatibility is not a promise that every provider behaves identically.
Read articleProduct guide2026-08-09
Why citations matter for document AI
A useful answer should shorten the route to evidence rather than asking the reader to trust a fluent summary.
Read articleValue2026-08-04
The EU AI Act's high-risk deadline moved to December 2027 — what that changes for buyers
The AI Omnibus entered force on 27 July 2026 and moved high-risk obligations to 2 December 2027. What the 16-month extension changes about buying private AI.
Read articleCompany2026-08-03
Why we build installable AI—not another SaaS tab
Local software makes the private path concrete and lets useful AI work without making a vendor cloud the centre of the product.
Read articleProduct2026-07-22
AI Gateway: one endpoint in front of a farm of private AI Servers
How AI Gateway fronts a pool of worker AI Servers behind one URL and one key: health-checked load balancing, transparent failover, model-aware routing, and Kubernetes auto-discovery.
Read articleProduct2026-07-22
Capacity caps and honest backpressure: protecting small GPU boxes
Per-worker concurrency limits keep each GPU box in its sweet spot. A saturated worker is skipped; a fully saturated pool returns 503 with Retry-After immediately instead of a silently growing queue.
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Branch-office AI: workers that join the farm by being switched on
A gateway that discovers its workers over mDNS on the local network, so scaling a small site is plugging in a prepared box. Static core entries and dynamic discovery compose.
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Canary rollouts: trial a new model on a slice of real traffic
Mark a worker canary and give the pool a percentage: that share of callers, assigned consistently by identity hash, prefer the canary while everyone else stays on stable, and both are each other's failover.
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Self-hosting AI in your own VPC: one container, env-configured, probe-ready
Run AI Server as one container on a cloud VM: configured entirely by environment variables, with /livez and /readyz probes and JSON logs, so orchestrators manage it correctly.
Read articleProduct2026-07-22
The zero-exposure default: one local AI server for everything on your machine
Every AI Suite app creates one loopback AI Server on your machine. It binds 127.0.0.1 only, needs no keys or licence, and shares one model in memory across every app on the box.
Read articleProduct2026-07-22
Legacy coexistence: old and new AI clients on one box during migration
Serve both generations at once during a migration: modern OpenAI-compatible clients on the governed primary port, and pre-v2 clients on a scoped compatibility listener with a compiled sunset date.
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Model-aware routing: different models on different boxes, one catalog to callers
A farm whose workers carry different model sets, where the gateway routes each request to a box that already has the model warm and advertises the union of every worker's models as one catalog.
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Watching a private AI fleet: dashboards, Prometheus, and per-app chargeback
Every AI Server hosts a live dashboard and native Prometheus metrics, and its content-free audit attributes each request to app, install, and worker, so per-team chargeback needs no metering sidecar.
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One office, one AI box: serving every workstation from a shared server
Run one AI Server on the office GPU box and serve every workstation on the LAN over an API-key-authenticated HTTP endpoint. The model loads once; the data never leaves the building.
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Regulated enterprise AI: region policy, mandatory moderation, and signed audit
The compliance-hardened AI Server deployment: region-aware governance that fails closed where content scanning is mandated, per-key quotas and budgets, and a content-free, signed audit an external auditor can verify offline.
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The AI Server security model: what fails closed and where each key lives
A served AI Server deployment's security posture in plain statements: fail-closed serving, hashed keys, two credential tiers in a farm, forwarded pseudonymous identity, fingerprint pinning, and private TLS to workers.
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Sticky caller affinity: each user keeps their own warm worker
The sticky routing strategy maps each caller to a preferred worker by an identity hash, so multi-turn chats keep landing on the box where the model is loaded and the prompt cache is hot.
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AI Server v2 is here: one shared, private AI runtime for your whole PC
AI Server v2 is a ground-up rebuild that turns a PC into one shared, governed local AI runtime for every AI Suite app: one model download, one library, one set of API keys, used everywhere. Free serves this machine; Pro serves your whole network with governance. Free on Windows from the Microsoft Store.
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Zero-downtime upgrades: patching a private AI endpoint without a maintenance window
How AI Server upgrades workers and gateways while traffic flows: a draining /readyz probe, a configurable drain hold, and gateway failover that covers the requests racing the drain.
Read articleTrend2026-07-22
The shift from cloud-first to data-residency-first enterprise AI buying
Enterprise AI architecture has shifted defaults in 24 months. EU AI Act deployer obligations, NIST AI RMF critical-infrastructure direction, and a16z deal-cycle data all point one way: residency-first is the new cloud-first.
Read articleCompany2026-07-15
Zero project failures since 2007 — the engineering rules behind it
Software Tailor has shipped custom software for 19 years without a project failure. Four engineering rules hold the record up. Founder voice on the discipline behind the number.
Read articleTrend2026-07-08
OECD AI Policy Observatory: what changed in the last 12 months
The OECD AI Policy Observatory tracks AI policy across 80+ jurisdictions. June 2026's AI Policy Toolkit, the GPAI–OECD merger, and the EU AI Act omnibus are the three signals that matter to enterprise procurement teams.
Read articleProduct2026-07-05
AI Suite is here: every local AI app in one window
AI Suite brings every Software Tailor AI app — Chatbot, Translate, Rewrite, Notepad, PDF Reader, Image Generation and more — into a single window, with the local AI engine built in. Private by default, each app independent, and one Pro subscription for the whole suite. Free on Windows from the Microsoft Store.
Read articleProduct2026-07-03
AI Image Generation is here: make pictures from words, privately on your own PC
AI Image Generation turns a text prompt into an original picture on your own device — with a built-in FLUX.2 [klein] model, negative prompts, seeds, batch generation and a private encrypted gallery. Free at 512×512; Pro unlocks larger sizes, custom steps and optional bring-your-own-key cloud. Free on the Microsoft Store for Windows.
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Local AI Chatbot v2 is here: the full private AI chat, on your own device
Local AI Chatbot v2 is the full private AI chat, rebuilt on the cross-platform AI Suite v2 stack and delivered as an in-place upgrade: multi-session chat with folders, branching, a prompt library, document chat and durable memory — all on your own device, saved encrypted. Free on Windows from the Microsoft Store; Pro adds larger and cloud models, tools and Agent mode.
Read articleProduct2026-07-02
AI Image Tool v2 is here: understand and search your photos, privately on your device
AI Image Tool v2 turns a folder of photos into a collection you can understand and search — AI captions, object detection, OCR, opt-in face grouping and semantic search, all on your own device. Organise with folders and tags, annotate, and remove backgrounds. Free on the Microsoft Store for Windows.
Read articleProduct2026-07-01
AI Admin Console: what each of the six capabilities actually does
AI Admin Console exposes six capabilities — Members, Licenses, AI Server enrolment, Policy, Audit, Per-org usage. Each maps to a specific question procurement and compliance teams ask under EU AI Act and NIST AI RMF deployer obligations.
Read articleProduct2026-06-27
Local AI Assistant v2 is here: a private AI chat that never leaves your machine
Local AI Assistant v2 is a ground-up rebuild on the cross-platform AI Suite v2 stack: pick a model, type a message, and a local AI model streams the reply back on your own device. Encrypted local history, works offline, deliberately slim. Free on Windows from the Microsoft Store.
Read articleProduct2026-06-27
AI Reasoning v2 is here: a private AI that thinks it through, on your device
AI Reasoning v2 is a ground-up rebuild on the cross-platform AI Suite v2 stack: ask the hard ones — maths, logic, code — and a local reasoning model works the problem through on your device, showing its chain-of-thought in a collapsible Thinking panel. Free on Windows from the Microsoft Store.
Read articleProduct2026-06-24
AI Voice Generation v2 is here: natural speech and your own cloned voice, on your device
Type any text and hear it spoken in a natural voice — and clone a voice of your own from a short clip — right on your device. Offline by default, encrypted at rest, 16 languages. Free on Windows from the Microsoft Store.
Read articleProduct2026-06-23
AI Notepad is here: a private, offline AI notepad that formats itself
AI Notepad v2 is a private, on-device notepad that formats itself as you write — with AI writing help, ask-your-document Q&A with citations, annotations and a readable dark editor. Free on Windows from the Microsoft Store.
Read articleProduct2026-06-22
AI Dictation v2 is here: turn speech into text privately, on your own device
AI Dictation v2 turns speech into text on your own device — from your microphone, your computer's audio, or an audio file. Export subtitles, replay and re-transcribe recordings, and keep an encrypted local history. Windows on the Microsoft Store, plus a headless CLI/MCP server.
Read articleProduct2026-06-19
AI Rewrite v2 is here: polish any text privately, on your own device
AI Rewrite v2 is a ground-up rebuild on the cross-platform AI Suite v2 stack: paste or import text, choose an action, tone and length, and a local AI model rewrites it on your device. Match your own style, import documents, keep an encrypted local history. Windows on the Microsoft Store, plus a headless CLI/MCP server.
Read articleProduct2026-06-16
AI PDF Reader v2 is here: ask any PDF, answered privately on your device
AI PDF Reader v2 answers PDF questions on-device with page-exact citations in a full reader with annotations and bookmarks. Available for Windows, Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
Read articleCompany2026-06-15
Why we ship AI as installable binaries, not cloud SaaS
Software Tailor ships local AI products as desktop installers, not as cloud SaaS. Three reasons: enterprise residency rules, the way our customers actually buy, and 19 years of on-time-on-budget delivery without depending on someone else's uptime.
Read articleTrend2026-06-15
EU AI Act in 2026: what on-prem deployment changes about compliance
The EU AI Act's general-purpose AI obligations entered force in 2025 and high-risk deployer obligations apply from 2 December 2027. On-prem deployment doesn't dodge the regulation, but it changes which obligations are practical to satisfy — and which ones cloud SaaS can't satisfy at all.
Read articleProduct2026-06-05
Content-free audit logs: how we prove what the model did without keeping prompts
Every AI Suite admin action lands in a JSONL audit row with timestamp, actor, and action — and no prompt or response content. The deployer keeps the content; we keep the proof an action happened.
Read articleValue2026-06-03
Why on-prem AI deployments stall in procurement (and the framing that fixes it)
Enterprise AI procurement stalls on deployer obligations, not technology. The deployment-architecture properties that resolve the stall in 2026.
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