Why Private AI · Sovereignty

Sovereignty by architecture, not by contract.

Data residency you enforce yourself, from a European vendor under French law, with air-gap operation when policy demands it.

Built in Toulouse, France EULA under French law Air-gap capable

Three questions procurement actually asks.

Where does the data go, whose law governs the vendor, and what happens if the connection has to be cut.

Residency

Enforced, not promised

Cloud residency is a region setting and a promise. Here the models, documents, indexes and inference run on your hardware, so residency is a property of the deployment, not a clause to audit.

Jurisdiction

No vendor-held copy exists

Your documents never reach us, so there is no copy at the vendor for any jurisdiction to compel. LM-Kit is a French company, and the licence agreement is governed by French law.

Independence

Runs with the cable cut

Pre-provision models and operate fully air-gapped: no account, no activation, telemetry export off until enabled, and the documentation shipped inside the server.

The EU AI Act rewards operators in control.

Obligations phase in through 2026 and 2027, and most of them are easier to meet on infrastructure you control than through a provider you can only ask.

Control

You decide what runs

Models are chosen, pinned and versioned by your operators. Nothing changes underneath your system because a provider shipped an update.

Evidence

Records you own

Attributed request history, actor-level audit of administrative changes, and telemetry that stays on your side: the raw material of oversight, held by you.

Locality

Processing where the data lives

Document extraction, search and inference happen beside the data they read, which keeps cross-border transfer questions from arising in the first place.

This page is engineering, not legal advice: your counsel maps the obligations, the architecture supplies the control points.

A European vendor, checkably so.

Sovereignty procurement starts with who the vendor answers to, so here are the facts rather than the flag.

Company

Founded 2024, Toulouse

LM-Kit is a French company, part of the Calico IIM Group, built on two decades of document SDK experience. Meet the company.

Terms

French law, one agreement

One EULA covers both products and is governed by French law, with the security and release commitments stated in the Trust Center.

Architecture

Seven boundaries, named

Identity, network, capability policy, data isolation, administration, audit and egress are separately controlled, and stated on the security page.

Private Document Intelligence

Keep the data, the processing and the answers at home.