Private AI for
Sydney firms.
A machine on your own network that transcribes, searches your documents and drafts your letters — with nothing to disclose to a compliance officer.
Install days booked in blocks · remote support after install · unlimited users
Bigger firms, stricter rules.
Sydney offices tend to arrive with a compliance question before a price question.
Where the file can't leave
Law firms hold privileged material. Specialist practices hold clinical records, and financial planners have ASIC record-keeping to answer to. On-premise removes the question of whose server it sat on.
Where per-seat pricing hurts
A multi-partner firm pays for every solicitor, paralegal and admin on a monthly licence. Buy the machine once and the twenty-first user costs the same as the first.
We come to you, in blocks.
We're Newcastle-based, so Sydney installs are booked a few days at a time rather than squeezed into a morning.
Install day, then hands off
The machine goes on your network and staff open it in a browser. We sit with the people who do the drafting and fit it to their templates before we leave.
Support without the drive
After install, help is remote — the machine sits on your network and doesn't depend on us being nearby. We only get in the car when something needs a hand on it.
“We're based in Newcastle and we travel to Sydney — we'd rather say that plainly than pretend to a harbour-view office. And we won't borrow someone else's logos: when a Sydney client is happy to be named, their story goes here.”
Until then, judge us on the call. Ask what the machine can't do, what happens when a model gets something wrong, and what your exit looks like in a year. We'll always tell you if a smaller machine will do the job.
Sydney questions.
You're in Newcastle — how does that work for a Sydney firm?
We drive down and book Sydney installs in blocks, usually a few days at a time. After install the machine runs on your own network, so support is remote by default and we only come back when there's a reason to.
Does it satisfy legal professional privilege and ASIC record-keeping?
Privileged material never leaves your office, because there is no cloud service to send it to. Records stay in your own file system on your own hardware, which is usually the easiest version of a retention obligation to explain to an auditor.
We're twenty-plus staff on per-seat AI licences. Is it cheaper?
Often, and the gap widens with headcount. You buy the machine once and every extra user costs $0. The yearly site visit and maintenance is roughly $300, and all prices are ex GST.
Book a 20-minute chat.
We'll tell you honestly whether this suits your business — and what it would cost.