Auto Secure LoginFor any business, clinic, school, or agency with published content and a good reason not to send it to a third-party model
Organizations that want AI without handing over their content
Your customers ask the same forty questions. The answers are on your website, in your policies, in your manuals. A chatbot could answer them, except every chatbot you have looked at either makes things up, sends your documents to someone else's cloud, or bills you per question.
You want an assistant that only says what your content supports, shows the page it got it from, and runs on a box you control.
The products on this path
In the order most people adopt them.
Viavitna
AI you can ownAnswers your customers only from your own approved content, cites every claim, and runs on hardware you own.
Who it is for: A support lead who answers the same twenty questions every week and wants them answered once, correctly, with the policy attached
Explore →ASL Help Engine
AI you can ownIn-product help that answers only from your reviewed sources, cites every claim, and stays silent otherwise.
Who it is for: A support lead whose team answers the same forty questions by email every week and cannot risk an assistant inventing the forty-first
Explore →Policy Lens
AI you can ownAsk a plain-language question about Colorado public law and get a cited answer, or an honest no.
Who it is for: A person dealing with a Colorado agency who does not know which agency owns the rule they need
Explore →ASL AI Hub
AI you can ownDescribe the outcome; AI Hub picks the right model for each step, on your accounts, with a receipt.
Who it is for: A solo consultant or developer paying for two or three AI providers who wants one place to send work and one honest bill
Explore →ASL Product Vision
AI you can ownProduct copy grounded in what the photo shows, and no copy at all when it can't be.
Who it is for: Shop owners with hundreds of products, one photo each, and description fields that are still empty
Explore →ASL Voice Lab
AI you can ownOne audio workspace for voice, speech, transcripts, music, mixing and evidence, with no third-party AI service involved.
Who it is for: Voice actors and narrators who want a usable copy of their own voice without signing it over to somebody else
Explore →ASL Media Worker
AI you can ownGenerate video and 3D models on hardware you own, with every result held for a person to approve.
Who it is for: A studio owner who makes product and brand video and cannot upload an unreleased client asset to somebody else's website
Explore →ASL Tunnel
Communications & connectivityReach an app running on your own machine from anywhere, without opening a port in your firewall.
Who it is for: A developer who needs a client to look at a build running on their laptop this afternoon
Explore →Objections
The questions you are already asking.
Will it hallucinate?
Every generated sentence must cite a passage from your content, every number must appear in that passage, and a separate check confirms the passage supports the claim. If any check fails, the visitor gets a verbatim source passage or an honest "not covered" instead of a guess.
What does self-hosted actually mean?
The engine, the model, and your content all sit inside your network. There is no per-question meter and no outside model bill. Hosted plans exist for convenience and are the lesser choice by design.
Can we try it before buying?
Yes. Send representative pages and the questions your audience actually asks. You get a map of what it answers, where it abstains, and which content gaps deserve attention, at no charge.
How it starts
Proof first, breadth second.
Map
Name the users, the problem, the outcome, who has authority, and where the boundaries are.
Prove
The smallest useful version, with a visible test of success you define.
Accept
Review the result, the remaining risk, and the exit terms in writing.
Expand
Add only the products or capabilities that improve the outcome.
Request a content-fit review.
One conversation. No specification needed. No customer data needed for the first call.