Sophia runs on your own self-hosted infrastructure, so your documents and conversations never leave your control — and it can be pointed at a private, on-prem model.
For regulated organisations, the value of an assistant depends on where the data lives. Sophia is private by design: it runs on your own self-hosted infrastructure, keeps all provider keys server-side, and its language model sits behind a swappable interface so it can run against a private, on-prem LLM.
Runs entirely on your own self-hosted infrastructure.
Provider keys are kept server-side, never exposed to the client.
Can be pointed at a private, on-prem language model.
Your documents and conversations stay within your own environment.
The full grounded, cited assistant capability is available self-hosted.
On your own self-hosted infrastructure, so your documents and conversations stay within your control.
Yes. The model sits behind a swappable interface, so Sophia can run against a private on-prem LLM.
No. All provider keys are kept server-side.
Answers grounded in your own documents, retrieved at question time — not from memorized guesses.
No relevant source means no answer — Sophia never invents facts, article numbers or deadlines.
Ask a question and get a plain-language answer drawn from your policies, manuals and contracts.
Ask by speaking or typing, and get a spoken reply plus a fuller written answer.
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