Gated
Privacy Fortress
Your data stays yours. Period.
Privacy is enforced through explicit boundaries: approval gates, clear subprocessors, and optional local inference where configured. Trust posture is conservative and stated plainly.
Private early access for founders, operators, and executive teams.
Security architecture
Layer 1Approval gates— Human checkpoints before sensitive actions
Layer 2Local inference (optional)— Ollama-supported local models when configured
Layer 3Explicit posture— Subprocessors + certification status stated in Trust Center
Layer 4Telemetry stance— No unearned claims; monitoring/analytics are stated plainly
Layer 5Receipts— Receipts and action trails for production runs
Option
Local
Posture
Explicit
How it works
The surface changes by product, but the operating standard stays the same: clear steps, visible controls, and calmer execution.
01
Enable local inference (optional)
Switch to Ollama models where configured to reduce cloud model calls for supported workflows.
02
Set your production boundaries
Decide what requires approval, what tools are allowed, and what data can move across boundaries.
03
Verify with receipt trails
Receipts and action trails make executions reviewable for operators and procurement teams.
Key features
Every product page should use the same card rhythm, typography contract, and rose-gold operating language as the homepage.
Local inference option
Run Ollama models on your hardware when configured. Cloud models remain available when needed.
Encrypted storage (deployment-dependent)
Sensitive configuration and stored data should be encrypted by your deployment. We do not claim specific algorithms without evidence.
Explicit telemetry stance
No vague promises. What is logged, for what purpose, and where it lives should be stated explicitly and reviewed in procurement.
Network boundary controls
Outbound connectivity can be constrained by environment, policy, and deployment topology.
Air-gap discussions (case-by-case)
Fully air-gapped environments depend on workflow scope, integrations, and your infrastructure constraints.
Receipt trails
Receipts and action trails keep work reviewable and approval-gated when the action matters.
They promise privacy. We enforce it architecturally.
The comparison layer should read clearly, not feel like a different design system.
| Feature | Alabobai | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Data location | Configurable (local + cloud) | Cloud default |
| Telemetry | Stated explicitly | Opaque / opt-out |
| Encryption | Deployment-defined | Provider-defined |
| Procurement posture | Trust Center + DPA path | Marketing copy |
Privacy is not a feature. It is the architecture.
Set boundaries, keep approvals explicit, and make receipts reviewable. Part of Alabobai — the Digital Production System.