Sovereign Enterprise Intelligence Platform

Own the operating center of your business.

The Keep™ is a private, company-owned intelligence hub that unifies your data, workflows and AI under your control.

90 days
from first conversation to a working hub
4 profiles
portable, rack, private cloud, boardroom
$17.5k–$75k
one-time deployment, published upfront

Your team did not vote to move customer notes, pricing logic, strategy and institutional memory into a fragmented tool stack. It drifted there.

The Keep — a portable, company-owned intelligence appliance
Fig. 02The Keep™ · Mobile
The question beneath every AI decision

Where does the intelligence of your company live?

The product

The stronghold at the center of your business.

One secure environment you own and control, holding data, customer knowledge, AI agents, workflows, documents and systems. Unlike a rented platform, it keeps your most valuable asset inside the company.

Enterprise intelligence network — people, data and systems connected through a single controlled hub
Fig. 03 The Keep™ — one governed center beneath every connected system
Company knowledge
Customer memory
Documents & records
AI conversations & outputs
Workflows & automations
Policies & governance
Operational intelligence
Institutional memory
Deployment profiles

Four ways to deploy.

Size for the workload, not the label. Every Keep includes secure boot, TPM-backed key storage, full-disk encryption, remote management, monitored backups and a documented replacement path.

01 Mobile Keep™ — Portable case

Mobile Keep™

Portable case

Self-contained for a private office, branch location, field deployment or secure demonstration.

02 Keep Rack™ — 1RU rack server

Keep Rack™

1RU rack server

Rack-mounted infrastructure for an office, data center or colocation environment.

03 Keep Vault™ — Private cloud

Keep Vault™

Private cloud

A dedicated deployment inside your own Virtual Private Cloud, with no onsite appliance.

04 Executive Keep™ — Boardroom edition

Executive Keep™

Boardroom edition

A visible statement of strategic control, at the level where direction is set.

Deployed and supported through your MSP or authorized reseller. Find a partner

Reference architecture

Everything flows in. Nothing leaks out.

Approved sources feed a hub you control. Governed AI, workflows, memory and communications run inside your boundary — and the outputs return to your people, not to a vendor's platform.

01 Input Approved sources you already own
  • CRM Accounts, pipeline
  • Email Threads, intent
  • Documents Contracts, decks
  • Files Drives, archives
  • Web Approved sources
  • APIs Line-of-business
02 Transformation Governed work, inside the boundary
The Keep™ Customer-controlled boundary
01 Agents
Local and approved cloud AI acting on your behalf
02 Workflows
Automation that removes repetitive work
03 Knowledge
Private memory, embeddings and retrieval
04 Comms
Audience and customer engagement you own
  • Dashboards The operating view
  • Reports Board-ready
  • Actions Work executed
  • Notifications Routed to owners
  • Exports Portable, yours
03 Output Returned to your people, not a vendor's platform

Every result returns as governed input — the loop compounds inside your boundary

Data, permissions, memory and workflow logic never leave the boundary. Approved external services connect through governed interfaces.

Keith Reynolds, Founder & CEO, SovereignServer.ai

The danger is not that businesses use too many tools. It is that the tools are becoming the business.

Keith Reynolds Founder & CEO, SovereignServer.ai
Software stack

Open-source-first, not open-source-only.

The objective is control, interoperability and operating value — not ideological purity. Components are chosen by function and replaced as technology, licensing or your needs change.

ComponentRoleWhat it doesLicense posture
Ollama Local AI runtime Runs supported models on customer-controlled hardware. MIT runtime; per-model licenses
Open WebUI Private AI interface Self-hosted access to models, knowledge and assistants. Branding provisions — review
PostgreSQL Structured data Operational, application and customer data foundation. PostgreSQL License
pgvector Semantic memory Vector storage and similarity search for embeddings and RAG. PostgreSQL-style
Crawl4AI Governed ingestion Collects approved web content for AI-ready knowledge. Apache 2.0; attribution
Whisper Speech-to-text Turns meetings and media into searchable text, locally. MIT code and weights
n8n Workflow orchestration Connects models, data, email, documents, CRMs and APIs. Fair-code Sustainable Use
WordPress + FluentCRM Owned publishing Content, portals, campaigns and customer journeys. GPLv2+; Pro tiers commercial
EspoCRM Self-hosted CRM Accounts, contacts, opportunities and customer history. AGPLv3 — review obligations

License summaries are planning guidance only. Confirm current source, dependencies, redistribution, branding and commercial terms before bundling or committing to a deployment.

Physical configurations

Three reference profiles.

Planning profiles, not a frozen bill of materials. Final sizing depends on model choice, concurrency, data volume, availability requirements and your partner's security standard.

SpecificationSmallMediumLarge
Typical users 25–100 100–500 500–2,500+
Workflow scale 1–3 priority 5–15 production 15–50+ and agent services
CPU 12–16 cores 24–32 cores 32–64 server-class
Memory 64 GB ECC 128 GB ECC 256–512 GB ECC
AI acceleration Optional 16–24 GB 32–48 GB VRAM Dual 48 GB or 80 GB-class
Usable NVMe 2 TB mirrored 4–8 TB protected 8–32 TB expandable
Networking 2.5–10 GbE Dual 10 GbE Dual 10/25 GbE, segmented
Availability Single node, encrypted backup Redundant storage, spare unit HA, redundant power, failover

Local model performance varies materially by architecture, quantization, prompt length and concurrent demand. Benchmark the actual workload before procurement.

Live reference deployment

Proof in production: ChargedUp.work.

A spin-out from PublioSTUDIO, built in 90 days on sovereign architecture. The team stopped assembling the machine every week and started using it.

20 6 hours per week to publish and distribute
90 days from first build to a working hub
300+ published articles in owned memory
3 days to onboard new operators to production
The ChargedUp publication running in production — publishing, distribution and audience operating from one owned hub
Fig. 04 Published from an owned hub, not a rented stack

The architecture that produced this result is the architecture on offer.

Transparent pricing

You see the math before you commit.

The decision to own is easy at $17,500. It becomes prohibitive at an unexpected $750,000.

Deployment · one-time, 90 days

$17,500–$75,000

  • Discovery and workflow mapping
  • Server provisioning and security baseline
  • Local AI model and RAG training on your content
  • Self-hosted CRM and customer data layer
  • Three to five priority workflows
  • Team training and runbook
Platform fee · monthly

$700–$3,500/mo

  • Managed intelligence layer (tuning, patterns)
  • Monitoring, backups, security patching
  • Platform improvements and new integrations
  • Deployment-aware AI support assistant
  • Customer roundtables and skills transfer
  • Quarterly strategy reviews

Services such as AI models, middleware and email delivery are pass-through and outlined in the proposal.

The low-risk path

From conversation to working hub in 90 days.

A governed micro-deployment with named outcomes, not a platform mandate. Every phase has an exit gate — the work does not advance until it is done, and it does not drift either.

  1. Day 0

    Sovereignty conversation

    Thirty minutes. Map the stack and find the right first move.

  2. Week 1

    Kickoff and intake

    Confirm goals, scope, RACI, access and success metrics.

  3. Weeks 2–4

    Pilot deployment

    Core hub, integrations and first workflows live in QA.

  4. Weeks 5–8

    Operating cadence

    Team trained. Runbook approved. Real outputs flowing.

  5. Day 90

    Review and expand

    Measured outcomes. Expansion backlog. Managed operations.