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For Swiss firms whose clients expect discretion

From a half-day workshop to private AI in operation.

Four steps at fixed prices, each one telling you whether the next is worth it. The test runs on your own documents before you commit to more.

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Four ways to start

Fixed prices, fixed scope. Each step tells you whether the next one is worth it.

  1. Workshop: AI and client confidentiality

    Half a day at your office, up to 15 people

    CHF 3'800

    Anywhere in Switzerland

    • Before: an anonymous check of which AI tools your team already uses
    • What may go into which tool under data protection law, the rules of your profession and your client contracts
    • A private model and a public chatbot, side by side, on realistic files
    • After: your AI policy drafted, a one-page rule sheet and five uses ranked by value and risk
    Book a call about it

  2. Proof first

    Private AI test on your documents

    One workflow, about three weeks

    CHF 9'800

    Credited against a deployment ordered within three months

    • 30 to 50 of your real documents: client emails, contracts, statements, KYC files
    • Read on a GPU server at Meow's office in Switzerland: no cloud provider in between
    • Two or three open models, scored against answers checked with you
    • A report with every score and error, the cost of running it, a go or no-go, and written confirmation that your documents were deleted

    Up to 10 people? The compact test runs the same method on 20 documents and two models, with a shorter report: CHF 4'900.

    Book a call about it

  3. File sweep

    A one-off job with a deadline

    CHF 7'500 + CHF 30 per file

    300 files: about CHF 16'500

    • A first pass over the files you already hold, read in Switzerland
    • For a new legal duty, a review backlog or an archive to index
    • Every result linked to its page; exceptions go to your team
    • Scans are read too, page by page
    Book a call about it

  4. Private AI in operation

    The workflow from the test, run for you

    From CHF 24'000

    Then from CHF 2'900 a month, plus infrastructure at cost

    • In Infomaniak's Swiss cloud, on Meow's servers in Switzerland or at your premises
    • A person approves what leaves; every step is recorded
    • Monitoring and model updates, with the test run again after each update
    • Connected to the tools your team uses: email, Microsoft 365, your document system
    Book a call about it

3 → 9emails of 20 fully right, in English: the same 32B model, once the rules were written into its instructions. A sample test report: 60 client emails, four models

Prices in CHF, excluding VAT.

Orientation

For teams who know AI matters but not where to start, or who suspect it's already being used without rules.

How it's sold Fixed price, one to three weeks.

AI assessment
A map of where your team loses time, which tasks AI can safely take on, what it will cost and what must stay human. You leave with a plan.
Shadow-AI audit
An inventory of the AI tools already in use and the data they see, each replaced with a safe alternative.
Training for your team
Practical workshops on using AI well and safely. Companies operating in the EU must already ensure their staff are AI literate.
Governance, with your lawyer
A usage policy, a data protection impact assessment under Swiss law and a mapping against the EU AI Act, prepared with your legal counsel.
A way out of Microsoft
What your organisation runs on Microsoft 365 and Azure, what can move to Swiss services, in what order and at what cost.

Private AI

For data that must not leave: client files, patient records, contracts, trade secrets.

How it's sold Project, then a monthly fee to run it.

Private assistant
A chat assistant for your staff, running open models such as Qwen, Gemma or Llama on servers run for you: GPUs reserved for you in Infomaniak's Swiss cloud, Meow's own servers in Switzerland, or yours, at your premises.AcademyThe families of open models
Search across your documents
Answers drawn from your own files, with each person seeing only what they are already allowed to see.
Hardware sizing
Which model on which GPU, at what speed, and the cost per user, and whether to rent GPUs in Infomaniak's Swiss cloud or buy servers for your premises. The Meow Academy's planner sizes models against hardware before anything is committed.AcademySize a model against hardware
Hybrid routing
Sensitive requests stay on models reserved for you; routine ones can go to shared open models in Infomaniak's Swiss cloud, and frontier cloud models only get what you decide isn't sensitive.
Document reading
Scans, forms and invoices turned into structured data by vision models that run locally.

Custom models

For work that generic models get almost right: your formats, jargon, languages and tone. A model is trained only when it measurably wins.

How it's sold Project, preceded by an evaluation step.

Evaluation first
A test built from your real cases, so every model and every change is scored before anyone argues about it.
Fine-tuning
Open models adapted to your documents, formats and languages: French, German, Italian and English.AcademyHow models are trained
Distillation
A small model that matches a large one on your task, cheap enough to run on a single server, or even in a browser.
Speech and voice
Speech recognition and synthesis that run locally, adapted to your vocabulary and accents.
Reserved for you
Your model is used only for you, by contract, and runs with your private AI in Switzerland. If it must run elsewhere, the weights can be delivered to you under a separate, priced agreement.

Agents and operations

For putting AI to work every day, and keeping it running.

How it's sold Monthly, plus projects.

Supervised agents
Agents that sort email, prepare invoices and read documents. A person approves anything that leaves, everything is recorded, and the agents can run on your private models.
Managed AI operations
GPU servers, model updates, monitoring and security, run for you on GPUs rented in Infomaniak's Swiss cloud, on Meow's own servers in Switzerland, or on your servers, at your premises.
Software delivery
Custom software and legacy modernisation, built with coding agents and reviewed by senior engineers before anything ships.
Accessibility
Interfaces that work for everyone, following W3C guidelines. For reference: the BBR's audiobook apps for blind readers received a federal distinction.

Once AI runs where it should, it can take work off your team. Agents prepare the work, a person approves it, and every step is recorded. Try it:

Invoicing agent

Invoice 2026-114

To
Design studio, Carouge
For
Website maintenance, September
Based on
8 logged hours and 1 hosting line
Amount
CHF 1'240.00

Waiting for your approval

Activity log

  1. Invoicing agent prepared: Invoice 2026-114

A demonstration. Nothing is sent.

The AI stack, layer by layer

Every AI system is built from the same layers. Knowing them is how you keep control of cost and data. Here are the tools used at each one.

  1. Where it runs

    In the browser for small tasks; on shared open models in Infomaniak's Swiss cloud for pilots and work that isn't sensitive; or on GPU servers reserved for you: rented in Infomaniak's Swiss cloud, on Meow's own servers in Switzerland, or on yours, at your premises. This choice sets the cost, the speed and who can see the data.

    • Linux
    • WebGPU
    • NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000
    • NVIDIA H200
    • Infomaniak
    • Meow's servers
    • Your servers

  2. Models

    Open-weight models run on those servers, and frontier models by API only for work that isn't sensitive.

    • Qwen
    • Gemma
    • Llama
    • DeepSeek
    • Whisper
    • Claude
    • GPT

  3. Inference

    The engines that serve a model to your people, sized for how many use it at the same time.

    • vLLM
    • Ollama
    • llama.cpp
    • WebLLM
    • Transformers.js

  4. Your knowledge

    Search across your own documents, so answers cite your sources and each person only sees what they are allowed to see.

    • Embeddings
    • Vector search
    • Document permissions
    • Vision OCR

  5. Agents and tools

    Agents that act in your systems through defined tools, with a person approving what matters.

    • MCP servers
    • Approval flows
    • Activity logs

  6. Your existing systems

    Connections into the software you already run, so AI works where your team already works.

    • Microsoft 365
    • Email
    • Accounting and ERP
    • Databases
    • APIs

  7. Evaluation and training

    Tests built from your real cases, and training only when it measurably wins.

    • Evaluation sets
    • Fine-tuning
    • Distillation
    • Constrained output

  8. Security and governance

    Secrets, access, audit trails and the documentation your clients and regulators ask for.

    • HashiCorp Vault
    • Audit logs
    • Swiss data protection law
    • EU AI Act

Out of Microsoft, into Switzerland

Leaving Microsoft 365 and Azure takes someone who knows them from the inside, a Swiss place to land and open software underneath.

Microsoft, from the inside

Microsoft 365 and Azure know-how, used to move your email, files, calendars and accounts out in stages while your team keeps working.

  • Exchange
  • OneDrive
  • SharePoint
  • Teams
  • Entra ID
  • Azure
Plan your move out of Microsoft

Infomaniak Partner

Swiss hosting, operated by Meow. Email, files and your private AI land in Infomaniak's Swiss cloud or on Meow's own servers in Switzerland, with secrets kept in a vault.

  • Swiss data centres
  • VPS
  • GPU instances
  • kDrive
  • Mail
  • Domains and DNS
Host in Switzerland

Linux by default

When you have no platform requirement, the work is built on Linux and open-source software, which runs the same in the Swiss cloud, on Meow's servers and on yours.

  • Linux
  • Docker
  • HashiCorp Vault
  • Traefik
  • WireGuard
  • PostgreSQL
Talk about going open source

How Meow works

An agent is only as useful as the controls around it, so each one works with scoped permissions: it reads what the task needs, prepares the work, and waits for a person to approve anything that sends an email, issues an invoice or deploys code. Every step is recorded, so you can always see who decided what.

Tested in-house first

The company runs this way itself first: email, invoicing and deployments go through the same kind of agents set up for clients, so the rough edges show up in-house before they reach you.

Engineers stay accountable

Coding agents write much of the first draft; senior engineers review every change before it ships. You see a working version early and often, releases go through a repeatable deployment pipeline, and the process is sized to your project and industry rather than the other way round.

AI securityA bad proposal. A closed door.

An email hides an instruction that only the AI reads. The model follows it. The protection rules keep the client file inside.

Try the security challenge

The model proposes

Forward the client file

To archive@external-review.example

The model that reads mail has no access to client files

An email arrives

A recorded answer from a small open model. Nothing is sent.

Questions firms ask first

Where are our documents during the test?

On a GPU server at Meow's office in Switzerland, under an NDA signed before anything is sent. They are deleted at the end, and you receive a written confirmation.

Who sees them?

Guillermo Pages, who runs the test, under the NDA signed before anything is sent. The models run on Meow's own server, so the documents are not sent to an AI provider.

We have an IT provider, or a group IT department.

A workshop or a test is a contained piece of work: no access to your systems, no software to install. Its report gives your IT what it needs to decide on the next step.

Which documents work?

PDFs, Word and Excel files, emails and scans. Scans are read page by page by a vision model; their quality shows in the scores.

What happens after the test?

If the scores are good enough for you, the workflow goes into operation, with the test's price credited if you order within three months. If they aren't, the report says why, and that is where it stops.

How is a file sweep priced?

CHF 7'500 to set it up on a sample of your files, then CHF 30 per file. 300 files come to about CHF 16'500, excluding VAT.

Who is behind Meow?

Guillermo Pages, who founded Meow and builds and runs its private AI. Meow is a Swiss company and an Infomaniak Partner; its servers are in Switzerland.

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What happens in 15 minutes

  1. 0–5 min

    Your situation

    What AI should do for you, and what it must never see.

  2. 5–10 min

    What's possible

    Which tasks can run privately, roughly what it costs, and what should stay human.

  3. 10–15 min

    The next step

    A workshop, a test on your own documents, or nothing yet.

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