Loota.
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In the cloud, data leaves the building.

Loota brings the AI in.

Your own AI.
Your data stays in‑house.

LOOTA

See how it works 

Loota runs on your own server and answers questions using your organisation’s documents, with references you can check.

Loota also makes finished PDF, Word and Excel files on request. The file is created on your own server, not in an outside service.

An aisle in a data centre: rows of tall black cabinets with small green status lights on the left and the right, cable trays and cold strip lights in the ceiling, and a polished concrete floor that runs to a door at the far end.

The cloud is someone else’s data centre.

A document sent to the cloud is processed on the AI provider’s servers. Confidential documents do not always belong in the cloud.

A low black box on a desk in the evening. A small warm light at its front edge is reflected in the surface of the desk.

Loota runs on your own server.

The language model, the search and the databases all run on your server. Questions and documents are not sent to an external AI service.

External connections are made only if an administrator switches on web search or an integration. Both are off by default.

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A laptop on the desk. On its screen is the Loota interface: a question, an answer, and under the answer three source cards.

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Ask in your own words. Loota answers from your documents.

Check the source behind the answer. Open a source card to read the page it refers to.

What Loota does

Try it yourself in the demo

The office in the evening: a chair, a long black desk, the lamp on, and on the desk a laptop, a sheet of paper and the box. Evening sky in the window.

Your administrator decides who sees what.

Search stays within the documents a user has been granted. The log shows who did what and when, without the content of questions, answers or documents.

What is stored and who sees it

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