Private appliance AI

BlackBox Node

Private intelligence for organisations where confidentiality is not optional. A local appliance model for teams that need useful AI without sending sensitive client, patient, case, or investigation data to cloud model providers.

  • Model-to-data architecture
  • Local model runtime
  • Read-only source ingestion
  • Matter and case permissions
  • Local audit trail
  • No public customer data upload

Core distinction

Bring the model to the data, not the data to the model.

BlackBox Node is built for organisations that want AI assistance while keeping sensitive working material inside their own environment.

Common cloud pattern

Cloud AI sends your data to the model.

Typical cloud AI workflows move prompts, documents, and context into an external service boundary that may be difficult to approve for privileged, patient, investigative, or regulated information.

BlackBox Node pattern

BlackBox Node brings the model to your data.

The appliance direction keeps indexing, retrieval, model execution, permissions, and audit events inside the client-controlled environment.

Operating model

From local deployment to audited answers.

The homepage keeps the workflow high level: where the appliance runs, how source access starts, how knowledge is prepared, and where permissions and audit sit.

  1. 01

    Deploy appliance

    Install BlackBox Node inside the client environment on approved appliance hardware and local network boundaries.

  2. 02

    Connect approved data

    Attach read-only sources selected by the organisation, with connector scope agreed before ingestion starts.

  3. 03

    Index locally

    Extract and prepare searchable knowledge inside the appliance boundary rather than a public model service.

  4. 04

    Query with permissions

    Apply user, role, matter, client, and case permissions before relevant context can reach a local model.

  5. 05

    Audit locally

    Record access, ingestion, query, and administration events inside the deployed environment for operational review.

Product posture

Designed for confidential knowledge work.

Private AI

Private AI without a public prompt path

BlackBox Node is positioned around local inference, local indexing, and local governance rather than public cloud prompt submission.

Sensitive sectors

Built for sensitive professions

The product story is built for sectors where confidentiality, privilege, patient privacy, or restricted information controls shape technology decisions.

Controlled knowledge

Permission-aware before retrieval

The appliance roadmap keeps matter, client, and case permissions ahead of retrieval so users only query information they are allowed to access.

Choose the next step

Start with the data boundary, sector obligations, and deployment shape.

Use public routes for product education and commercial enquiries only. Do not submit confidential client, patient, case, investigation, or regulated data through this website.

Commercial packaging

Pricing placeholders aligned to the BlackBoxCSuite tier story.

Foundation Readiness

Evaluation, readiness, and strategy

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  • Readiness workshop
  • Data boundary review
  • Deployment planning

Team Appliance

Small professional teams

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  • Local appliance deployment
  • Initial user onboarding
  • Matter-aware usage model

Secure Operations

Regulated teams needing support

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  • Support cadence
  • Model update planning
  • Compliance reporting direction

Trust boundary

Built around the private appliance boundary.

The public website explains the product. The deployed BlackBox Node appliance runs inside the client environment and keeps sensitive work away from public website routes.

  • Public product information only
  • No public customer data upload
  • Appliance UI remains private
  • Commercial enquiries stay separate

Baseline questions

Clear public-site boundaries from the start.

No. This is the public product website. The secure appliance UI is BlackBoxNode.Web and runs inside the client environment.

No. The public website is static product information and avoids customer data upload, account management, and ticketing.

No. Pricing uses placeholders until commercial pricing is approved.

Next step

Talk through a private intelligence deployment.

Start with the environment, data sensitivity, professional obligations, and the right appliance shape before any implementation decision.