Your own private AI.
In your building.
Your client data never leaves.
I run my own construction company on this exact system. Same box, same models, same workflows.
Book a 20-minute call60 seconds. Staff credential files read on the box. Then I pull the network cable and run it again.
What you get
The Operator's AI Audit
Half a day walking your shop with you. I map how the work actually flows, rank what is worth automating, check what your data and your compliance look like, and install one thing before I leave. One week.
The Private AI System
A computer that sits in your building and runs your work. Three to five workflows built from what the audit found. Your staff trained on it. The compliance paperwork written. Four to six weeks.
Your AI Department
I watch it, patch it, fix it, and swap the models out as the open ones get better. One new automation a quarter. One report a month with a number you care about. Monthly, cancel monthly.
What runs where
Anything with a patient, a client file or a cost book in it stays on your box. Always.
Marketing copy and public writing can go to a frontier model, on your key, under a rule we write down together.
You own the box, the keys, the accounts, the models and the workflows. If you fire me you keep all of it.
What this will not do
A local model is about as good as the best cloud model was two years ago. For routine work that is plenty. For the hardest reasoning, we send that one job to a frontier model, on your key, under the rule we wrote down.
Somebody has to patch the box and watch the workflows. That somebody is me, and that is what the monthly is for.
I will not fixed-bid hardware months out. GPU prices moved 100 percent in 18 months. You get a quote good for 14 days, at cost plus handling.
Who I am
I am Hovik. I run a construction company and I built this system for it first, because I got tired of paying for software that kept my own numbers on somebody else's computer.