Private chat interface
Approved users get a clean interface for company documents, with no public tool in between.
AI infrastructure, deployed in-house.
InHouse Compute designs, deploys, and hands off private AI environments on customer-owned hardware, so your team can run AI close to the systems, files, and workflows it already depends on.
Built for IP-heavy, document-heavy businesses
The problem
Teams want document-aware AI. But sending proprietary drawings, procedures, and reports to outside platforms means giving up control, and per-token cloud billing makes costs hard to predict.
How it works
Every engagement starts with intake and a working review, so you can prove value before committing to a rollout.
A paid, fixed-scope assessment questionnaire, working session, and written recommendation covering use cases, approved documents, data boundaries, hardware, and pilot success criteria.
The In-House AI Launchpad: one private chat interface, one local model path, one approved document collection, up to 10 users.
Production rollout scoped from pilot results — infrastructure sizing, security review, backup planning, and acceptance criteria.
Documented admin handoff for your IT team, plus optional maintenance with explicit access and response boundaries.
What to expect
Starting price, ownership posture, access boundary, and pilot size before we scope the details.
Readiness Assessment, credited toward your pilot if you proceed
Customer-owned infrastructure, credentials, and backups
No standing vendor access paths or shared root passwords
Pilot users included in an In-House AI Launchpad deployment
What we deploy
A private deployment your team can own and operate, not another SaaS subscription.
Approved users get a clean interface for company documents, with no public tool in between.
Deployments index approved document collections and cite source material where the selected tools support it.
Models run on your hardware. For local workloads there is no per-token bill from an outside provider.
Your IT team receives deployment notes, credentials, and the operational runbook. They own it from day one.
Backup and restore procedures live in your environment, documented for your team to run and verify.
Update paths and model-refresh plans with explicit access, response, and responsibility boundaries.
Security & ownership
Before anything goes live, we define access, exposure, approved data paths, support boundaries, and who owns each operational control after handoff.
Setup and support access is named, time-limited, and removed after handoff unless support scope says otherwise.
Pilot services are planned for local network or VPN access, not public internet exposure.
Hosted dependencies, external model calls, and remote access are reviewed before they are used.
The full posture covers credentials, logs, support access, data paths, and who owns each control after launch.
Pricing
Start with a professional assessment. Everything after is scoped to what you actually need.
An assessment questionnaire, working session, and written review of use cases, documents, data boundaries, hardware, and success criteria before you commit to anything larger.
Ask about the assessmentA fixed-scope pilot: one private chat interface, one local model path, one approved document collection, up to 10 users.
See what we deployInfrastructure sizing, security review, backup planning, support boundaries, and acceptance criteria for your rollout.
Talk through scopeUpdates, model-refresh support, and monitoring with explicit access, response times, and responsibility boundaries.
Explore servicesHardware is customer-owned and not included unless separately quoted. Travel billed separately for on-site work.
Resources
Short references that preview the decisions we review with you during an assessment.
The sizing factors we review with your team before recommending a server or pilot scope.
How model choices, license constraints, limitations, and refresh plans are documented for each deployment.
Access, backups, logs, remote support, and ownership questions to settle before production use.
Next step
First, send a short inquiry. If there is a likely fit, we invite you to a free 20-minute call. The paid assessment comes next and its fee is credited toward your pilot if you proceed.