Founding cohort open — first three UK law firms & accountants

Kep

Private AI that never touches the cloud.

A dedicated machine in your own office, running your firm's own AI assistant — physically isolated per client, with the AI running entirely on-site. Built for law firms and accountants in the UK who can't put client data anywhere near a public cloud.

A fictional law firm, no sign-up. The online demo uses a cloud AI model so you can try it from anywhere — your own Kep runs entirely on-site, in your office.

At a glance

HardwareStandard or Pro machine, on-site
Where data livesYour office only
Shared with other clientsNever
Disk encryptionFull-disk, mandatory
Works without internetYes
PricingFixed fee from £399/mo + VAT

Microsoft and OpenAI promise not to look. We make it impossible to.

Copilot for Microsoft 365 and ChatGPT Enterprise keep your data out of training runs and off other customers' screens — through a data-processing agreement and a lot of careful policy. That's a real promise, backed by a contract. It still depends on the vendor's policy not changing, a breach never happening, and no one ever being compelled to hand it over.

Kep removes the question. There's no cloud path between your documents and anyone outside your firm — no third party holding your data who could be compelled to hand it over, nothing to misconfigure, nothing to change in a policy update six months from now.

Nothing shared. Nothing uploaded.

Zero network between clients

Each Kep machine is dedicated to one client. There is no shared server, no shared model, no router that could ever mix one firm's documents with another's.

Fixed price, not per seat

One machine, one monthly fee — it doesn't change as your headcount grows, unlike per-seat cloud AI subscriptions.

Works without the internet

The assistant runs locally on your hardware. An office internet outage doesn't take your AI down with it.

Nothing leaves the building

Documents are read and indexed on the machine in your office. Kep never uploads, syncs, or backs up your data to us — we simply can't see it.

Three clients. Three separate machines. No line between them.

Law firm A

Accountancy B

Law firm C

Not encrypted-and-shared. Not sandboxed-on-one-server. Physically separate machines with nothing wired between them — so there's nothing to misconfigure, breach, or leak across.

Three steps, none of them "upload your files"

1

We install one machine in your office

A dedicated machine, set up once, connected to your local network — not to a data centre.

2

Your team works with it locally

Documents, questions, drafting help — all handled on-site, at normal working speed.

3

Nothing ever leaves the building

No sync, no backup to us, no model fine-tuning on your data. We can't see it — by design, not by policy.

Standard or Pro — same software, two machines

Every Kep runs the identical, physically isolated software stack. The only choice is which machine sits in your office — trade a lower monthly price for a bit more fan noise, or pay more for the quietest possible box.

Standard In testing

HardwareAMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395, 128GB unified memory
Installation£120 one-off
24-month term£269/month
12-month term£339/month
NoiseAudible under sustained load
Best forLowest entry price

Pro

HardwareDedicated Mac Studio
Installation£750 one-off
24-month term£399/month
12-month term£499/month
NoiseNear-silent
Best forQuiet offices, most headroom

Standard is a smaller-footprint AMD machine using the same unified-memory approach as Mac Studio, at a lower price — its cooling fans are audible when it's working hard, where Pro stays close to silent. We're finishing in-house testing on Standard before installing it at a client; Pro is what we'd deploy today. Final pricing is confirmed after we scope your firm either way. All prices exclude VAT.

Any firm that can't afford a leak

We're starting with law firms and accountants — the highest willingness to pay, the lowest tolerance for a shared cloud. The same problem shows up anywhere client confidentiality is the whole business.

Law firms & chambers Accountancy practices Insurance brokers Financial advisers Healthcare & clinics Architects & surveyors

Built for regulated work, one field at a time

Kep starts with law firms — matter management, deadline extraction, clause libraries, conflict checks and Word/Excel integration — and expands to other regulated UK industries as demand proves out, not all at once.

The difference is architectural, not contractual

KepCopilot / ChatGPT Enterprise
Where your data livesOn a machine inside your officeOn the provider's cloud, under a data-processing agreement
IsolationPhysical — a separate machine per firmLogical — enforced by policy and configuration
PricingOne fixed fee, any team sizePer seat — rises every time you hire
The modelFixed until you choose to update itCan change behaviour without notice
If the internet dropsKeeps answering — nothing to reachStops working
Raw model qualityVery good, not yet frontier-classFrontier-class

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We'll say the quiet part: today's local, open-source models are very capable but not the absolute best in the world. What Kep sells is control and privacy, not a marginally cleverer autocomplete.

Questions firms ask first

If nothing goes to you, who backs up our data?

You do — on purpose. Kep keeps everything in one encrypted database on the machine, which makes backup simple: we recommend a regular encrypted backup to a drive that stays with you, kept in a different place from the machine, and we'll help you configure it at installation. Running it stays in your hands. We never hold a copy — if we did, your client data would be sitting with a third party, which is exactly what Kep exists to avoid.

How do you update it without remote access?

Small updates (licence, security fixes) arrive over a connection the machine opens itself, outbound only — nothing on the internet can connect in. New AI models come as a signed package that we install on-site; the machine checks the signature before applying it, and you decide when. Prefer no connection at all? A fully air-gapped installation is available, with on-site support.

Does Kep send anything out at all?

Only a small health and licence check — whether the services are running, whether disk encryption is on, which version is installed. Never documents, questions or answers. On an air-gapped installation, not even that.

How good is a local model, really?

Good enough to be useful, and honest about its limits. In our own small test — one sample contract with 12 planted problems — the open model Kep runs found 11; the cloud model we compared it with found 10. That's one test on one document, not a benchmark, and we confirm quality on your machine before you rely on it.

Why does the online demo use a cloud AI?

So you can try Kep from any browser without us shipping you a machine. The demo contains only a fictional law firm — please don't type real client information. Your own Kep runs its AI entirely on the machine in your office.

A small founding cohort, not a waiting list into the void

Kep is new. We're placing our first machines with three founding firms who want direct input into how it develops and hands-on setup from us personally — not a call centre.

Timeline: installation typically takes 2–4 weeks from a signed agreement. We order your machine once you've signed, so it's configured for your firm from day one.

Indicative pricing: Pro from £399/month on a 24-month term, £750 installation. Standard (in testing) from £269/month. All prices exclude VAT. Final pricing is confirmed after we scope your firm.

Want to see it working first? Try the live demo — a fictional law firm with matters, documents and deadlines you can question.

No card details today. Tell us about your firm below and we'll be in touch to talk through fit, timeline and price — before anything is agreed.

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