Questions, answered straight.

A helper that remembers your documents on your own computer, and gives you two things you can check: where every answer comes from, and a logbook of everything that happened. It works with whichever AI assistant you use.

The engine that does the work: remembering, searching, and giving every answer its source. It works — but only as a part that developers build into their own program. The program you would install yourself, Provenize Desktop, does not exist yet.

We do not promise a date. The engine is nearly finished; design partners see every step before anyone else.

No. There is an internal prototype. Every picture of it on this site is marked as a concept — not a screenshot of something you can download.

First for penetration testers and security teams, then for lawyers and compliance staff. What they share: work that must stay confidential.

No. Your files, the search index built from them, and the logbook all stay on your own computer.

Only your question and the few sentences that answer it. Never the whole document.

Yes, if you use a model that runs on your own computer. Outside AI services are a choice, never a requirement.

Before anything goes to an outside model, names, email addresses and ID numbers can be swapped for a label, and swapped back afterwards. Two honest notes: this is a step the software builder has to switch on, not something that happens by itself — and it does not catch everything yet, especially names with accents or double surnames.

No. We do not store anything of yours, and no outside AI service sits at the heart of the product.

Then nothing comes back. Every result names its source: which file, which page, and how well it matches. One honest limit: Provenize cannot stop the AI model itself from talking — but an answer without a source is immediately visible as such.

With one check that recalculates the whole logbook. Every change, insertion or deletion shows up. The totals carry a digital signature, so they cannot be quietly swapped either.

Yes. Each person has their own key; throw the key away and their data can no longer be read, while the logbook still checks out. You receive a signed receipt of the erasure. One open point we name out loud: if the name also appears literally in a record about several people, that record stays.

Not yet. A separate checking tool, for people who do not use Provenize themselves, is on the roadmap.

No. You can switch the AI model, and Provenize keeps working.

Yes, since 28 August. Your memory lives on your own computer; any AI tool that supports the connection can search it, save into it and record corrections. Not yet: adding documents through that connection, or connecting over a network — those come later.

Never. It can read the reports your scanning tools produce; it does not run anything itself.

Yes. A shared version exists for a team, where each person sees only what they are allowed to see, per case.

No. It helps you meet your data-protection duties and prove that you did. Being compliant is something your organisation does, not something software can hand you.

Planned, to be written with a lawyer. We would rather say that than pretend it already exists.

Through the Design Partner Program — 25 places, helping shape version 1.0.

Nothing during the partner phase. We ask for 30 to 60 minutes of feedback per round, and real situations from your work.