A space set up for you
Explore a separate environment for your workspace, selected context and AI models.

Private AI · Early access
Your personal cloud. Built around your boundaries.
We’re exploring a private home for Prism: your own hosted environment for your context, agents and open models. Tell us how you’d want it to work.
Inside the experience
A personal cloud brings the workspace and model into an environment set up for you. The important choice is what stays inside it—and what you allow to connect outside.
Selected files & memory
Your agents & workspace
Hosted in this environment
Connected apps · Optional cloud model APIs
Proposed setup. Hosting, models and connections are agreed for each pilot.
The idea
For people who want a closer relationship with their AI—and a clearer picture of where their work goes.
Explore a separate environment for your workspace, selected context and AI models.
Choose the balance of capability, speed and cost that fits your actual work.
Agree what runs inside, which services can connect, and who can access the environment.
Understand your options
Hosting changes who looks after the system and where information is processed. These are the choices to discuss—not three plans you can buy today.
Connected, deliberately
Private hosting still needs to work with your world. Choose the accounts and tools you need, then review how each connection handles data. Compatibility would be confirmed for your environment.
Explore integrations →Good to know
We’re exploring private hosting with interested users. Contact the team to discuss a pilot. Availability, deployment details, support and pricing need to be agreed before you start.
A personal cloud is a hosted environment set up for you. The infrastructure belongs to a hosting provider, which remains part of the trust boundary. Running on your own hardware gives you physical control, with responsibility for power, updates, backups and remote access.
That depends on the agreed setup. A model hosted inside the environment can process prompts there. Connected apps still communicate with their providers, and any external model API receives the prompts sent to it. Backups, logs and support access also need clear boundaries.
Open models are the starting point for the idea. The right choice depends on your tasks, model licence, available memory and response speed. We would evaluate quality on your use cases before recommending a configuration.
A hosted environment can stay online independently of your laptop. Which Prism agents, schedules and connections can run there is part of the pilot evaluation. Continuous operation also depends on the host, network and connected services.
Pricing is not announced. Compute, storage, backups, model size and support all affect the cost. Always-on GPU hosting has ongoing running costs; we would agree a budget and scope before any pilot.
Share your use cases, preferred region, data boundaries and budget.
Discuss hosting, model quality, connections and who looks after the environment.
Agree scope, availability and cost before any pilot begins.
