Run AI without your data ever leaving the EU. Inference is served on EU-resident models, your vectors and cache live in the EU, and any call to a non-EU model is blocked at a fail-closed guard unless you explicitly allow it. Residency is enforced in code, and provable on every request.
EU-resident · fail-closed egress · provable
Most AI stacks send your prompts to a US provider, where the CLOUD Act reaches them no matter which region the dashboard names. Even an EU deployment leaks the moment a request falls through to an external model. For regulated data, a residency policy you cannot enforce or prove is a finding waiting to happen.
Inference runs on EU-sovereign models, and your vectors, cache, and audit trail live in the EU. The app, the data, and the models are all EU-resident.
A request never reaches an external or non-EU model unless you have explicitly allowed it, with data pseudonymized by the firewall or a recorded acknowledgment. Off by default, enforced in code.
Every request records the model, provider, and region that served it, in a metadata-only audit trail. You answer "where did this run" with the log, not a promise.
Residency is not one feature. It is how every part of the platform behaves by default. Each piece is governed and metered on its own.
Auditors and DPOs do not want assurances, they want evidence. The platform is built to produce it.
Create a key and run on EU-resident models today, or talk to us about your residency requirements.
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