Who it's for · Health and regulated
For health and regulated firms whose data can't leave their control: the same AI build, run on infrastructure you control.
Your knowledge, connectors and logs on infrastructure you control.
How It Changes
TodayAI kept away from the real work
Staff can't paste patient or client data into a public chat tool, so AI stays out of the jobs that matter.
We agree with you which actions need a person's approval before the agent takes them.
TodayPersonal accounts
Without an approved tool, some staff use their own, with no record of what was shared.
A hosted model under your own business account, or an open model on your own servers. We compare the options with you before you choose.
TodayNo audit trail
When a regulator or a client asks what AI did with their data, nobody can show it.
We agree what the system records, and keep it where your auditors can see it.
TodayKnowledge locked in a product
Memory built inside one vendor's tool stays in that tool.
Policies, procedures and reference data live in plain files on infrastructure you control, not inside a vendor's product.
Proof
Private AI for business is how Dataflos runs its own firm. Our operating system keeps its knowledge in files on a server we control, logs what its agents do and holds every outbound message for a person's approval.
Our proof in health is data work. PrivateDoc, a UK online clinic, runs the data pipeline we built at about 40% lower annual cost than the setup it replaced. "Tools like these end up really providing value, so that's brilliant." Harri Owen, CMO, PrivateDoc.
A private build starts from £15,000, in 4 to 8 weeks, and Scale runs it from £3,000 a month. If you want to assess the work first, the optional readiness sprint starts from £3,500.
Your servers and any model hosting sit on your own accounts.
For comparison, a UK data contractor costs £490 to £575 a day.Source: ITJobsWatch, YunoJuno and Dataflos Contract Radar, read 22 September 2026.
See UK data consulting ratesAI that runs where your data already lives and under your control: your files, your servers or cloud account, and a model your rules allow.
Yes. Open models can run on your own servers or cloud account. Before you commit, we check whether one is good enough for your job.
It depends on the provider, the plan and your rules. Before choosing a model, we review the provider's terms and data handling with your compliance lead.
Yes. PrivateDoc is a UK online clinic, and it runs a data pipeline we built and run.
Everything stays on your infrastructure: the files, the connectors and the logs.
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