Most AI Tools Ask You to
Move Your Work to Them
The pattern is familiar. A new AI tool arrives, and to get anything useful out of it you upload your documents, paste your data, connect your accounts, and hand over the context that makes your work yours. The intelligence lives somewhere else, and your work has to travel to reach it.
We think that trade is backwards. The model should come to the context, not the other way around. Your files, your database, your notes, and your history are the reason an AI assistant is useful at all — and they are exactly the things you should be least willing to ship off to someone else's servers.
So we built ContextuAI around a single constraint: the useful version has to work with the data staying put. That constraint shaped everything. It's why Solo runs local models on your own hardware and stores everything in a local database. It's why Enterprise ships as containers you run in your own environment. It's why the connectors reach into your systems instead of asking you to export from them.
ContextuAI is a small, independent company. We'd rather ship something genuinely useful to the person using it than something optimized for capturing their data.