No one should have to sacrifice privacy, or privilege, to benefit from AI.
Named for a tree
that does not die.
A firm's knowledge, compounding: built to outlive any one person at the firm.
Privilege is not the firm's
to spend.
Most AI arrives as a rented seat on someone else's system. The firm's context flows outward, into infrastructure it cannot see and cannot audit.
The model is a commodity.
The business is everything around it.
The harness, the memory, the governance, the audit trail. The model can be swapped out on a Tuesday. Those remain the firm's to keep.
The machine does the reading.
The lawyer does the judging.
Nothing it produces is fileable. Everything waits for a named lawyer's signature. See where the line falls.
Built inside
a working practice.
By one advocate with AI as a working partner, from the first schema to production. The product is its own demonstration.
Principles,
stated as facts.
Single tenant, per firm
Its own installation, its own database, its own boundary. No neighbour.
Inference on the firm’s own account
Model calls go through the firm’s own cloud account, on terms the firm holds. The firm chooses which models its people may use.
DPDP processor posture
The company is the processor. The firm remains the fiduciary.
You choose where it runs
The database, the documents, the embeddings, the audit chain. Your instance, in the region you pick.
Tamper-evident audit
A record that can be added to but not rewritten. A retroactive edit is detectable.
Nothing privileged leaves the wall
The firm's matters are not our raw material.
A company,
not a feature of a firm.
No firm should hand privileged files to a platform that sits inside a rival practice. Every firm it serves, including the first, deals with it on the same footing.
Come and see it.
A private beta is opening to a small number of Indian firms.
We store your address only to tell you when the beta opens. Write to interest@akshayvat.ai to be removed.