No. 06 Security & data

Security is the product.

For a product whose pitch is control, security is the product. Everything below is stated as a mechanism, with its honest status — nothing is claimed that isn’t built.

The mechanisms

◆Human signature on every outbound action. Agent frameworks interrupt before any send, post, or payment. Architectural — there is no configuration that removes the gate for irreversible actions.

◆Immutable audit log. Every draft, edit, decision, and send is recorded and replayable.

◆Deployment. Runs in your cloud (VPC) or fully on-premises. Local-first builds exist across the lab; nothing phones home.

◆Model-agnostic routing. Multi-provider routing with fallback chains. No single vendor dependency — swap providers, keep the OS.

◆No training on your data. Contractual. Your data never trains our models or anyone else’s.

◆Jurisdiction-aware storage. DPDP- and GDPR-aware architecture; India-jurisdiction storage options are part of the design, currently design-stage.

Certifications — honest status

None held today. No SOC 2, no ISO badges will appear on this site until they are real. This page will state each certification the day it exists — and states their absence until then. See the audit trail.

Questions we answer plainly

What happens when a draft is wrong?: You edit it or reject it — that is the product working, not failing. Nothing wrong can ship, because nothing ships unsigned. Corrections are logged and inform future drafts.
Can an agent ever act without approval?: Reversible internal actions (drafting, triaging, reading) run freely. Outbound or irreversible actions — send, pay, file, post — always stop at the signature. There is no override.
Do you train on our data?: No. Contractually. Your data grounds your drafts and nothing else.
Which AI models do you use?: Whichever serve the task — routing spans frontier and open-weight models with fallbacks. You can constrain the set, or run local models for sovereign deployments.
What does a pilot look like?: A few teams per month, hands-on onboarding, one department’s real drafting workload, human approval on from day one. Request one.