Automation
n8n
Recurring routines run by themselves
An incoming order becomes a record, a confirmation and a task, without anyone retyping it.
We set up a secured server in a German data centre for you, running local AI, a knowledge base, automation and a database, and we operate it. The server contract is in your company's name, and your data never leaves that machine.
A cloud subscription is rented access: your documents travel to a provider, and the price grows with every employee you add. Your own server turns that around. The machine runs in a German data centre under your company's name, the monthly fee stays the same whether five or fifty people use it, and confidential input never leaves the building you control.
| Cloud subscription | Your own server | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the data sits | On someone else's servers, often outside the EU | On your server in a German data centre |
| What it costs | Per head and month, rising with every new colleague | Fixed monthly amounts, independent of head count |
| Who holds the contract | You are the user of somebody else's service | The server contract runs in your company's name |
| Confidentiality | Every prompt and document leaves the house | Prompts and documents stay on the machine |
| How far you can adapt it | Whatever the provider has planned for | Your processes, your automations, your data model |
| Getting out again | Your data stays with the provider | You keep the server and everything on it |
On your server, and nowhere else. The language model runs on the same machine that holds your documents, so a question about a contract never becomes an API request to a third party. What leaves the server is what you deliberately send out: your email, your website, nothing else.
Every application on its own subdomain of your company domain.
Not one product, but a set of proven open source building blocks that we assemble, secure and keep up to date. You use them through the browser, each one under its own subdomain of your company domain. Every block has an open interface, which is what lets the automation move data between them and lets the AI search your knowledge instead of just your file names.
n8n
Recurring routines run by themselves
An incoming order becomes a record, a confirmation and a task, without anyone retyping it.
Ollama
A language model on your own hardware
Summarise a 40-page report without a single sentence of it leaving the server.
BookStack
Procedures and instructions in one place
New colleagues read how things are done here instead of asking three people.
Qdrant
Wiki and documents become searchable by meaning
„What did we agree with that supplier in 2024?“ finds the passage, not just the file.
Open WebUI
Questions to your own company knowledge
Ask in plain language and get the answer with the source document next to it.
Baserow
Tables anyone can operate
The list that lived in three Excel files now has one place and one truth.
SearXNG
Automated web search without tracking
A workflow checks prices or public registers on a schedule.
Whisper
Dictation and minutes as text
The site visit is dictated on the phone and lands as a written report.
Gotenberg, paged.js
Quotes and data sheets straight out of your data
A quote becomes a finished PDF in your layout, without a word processor.
XWiki
Knowledge with structure: forms, fixed fields and permissions per area
Every machine gets the same data mask, and the maintenance list builds itself from those entries.
Dolibarr, optional
Quotes, invoices and the customer file
Offer, order and invoice stay on one record instead of four systems.
Firewall, backup, monitoring
Secured and looked after
Updates, backups and alerts are our job, not yours.
The difference is the hardware and with it the size of the language model. Mini runs the full stack on a dedicated server without a graphics card, Medium adds a small GPU for speed and several people working at once, Maxi is built for large models and large volumes of data.
Best forThe full stack including chat, when database, automation and knowledge carry the weight
Contact usBest forFaster answers and several people working at the same time
Contact usBest forCustomer-facing chat and large volumes of data
Contact usThe server rent goes directly from you to the data centre in Germany, the management fee comes to us. All amounts are net and the rents are as of August 2026; the data centre charges a one-off provisioning fee between €114 and €599. Minimum term 12 months.
Mini and Medium end up at almost the same monthly figure. The machine in the Mini package has more cores and more memory, the one in Medium has the graphics card instead. If the AI is the point, take Medium; if database, automation and knowledge set the tone, Mini is enough.
One honest limit: the 7 to 8B model in the Mini package is not a replacement for ChatGPT. It summarises, drafts and finds things in your own documents reliably; for long reasoning chains you want Medium or Maxi. We would rather tell you that now than after the invoice.
In four steps, and you can stop after each one. Nothing is built before you have a written concept with a fixed price in front of you.
answer within one working day
You write to us through the form. We look at what you do, what data is sensitive and whether a server of your own is worth it at all.
within 5 days
You receive the setup in writing: hardware, applications, subdomains, what it costs to build and to run.
2 to 3 weeks
We order the server in your name, install and secure the stack and bring your data and processes onto it.
monthly
Updates, backups, monitoring and a contact person. You use the system, we keep it running.
And if you stop: the server contract is yours, the data is on it, and the software is open source. There is nothing to take away from you.
No. We install, secure and operate the server, and your people only ever see the browser. What you need internally is one person who decides which processes should run on it, not somebody who administers Linux.
Monitoring alerts us, not you, and backups are taken daily and stored separately. A dedicated server in a German data centre can be replaced within hours, and your data comes back from the backup onto the new machine.
For summaries, drafts and questions about your own documents it is genuinely good. For long chains of reasoning or complex code it is not, and that is what the Medium and Maxi packages exist for. We say this before the contract, not after it.
You do. The contract with the data centre runs in your company's name, and the data sits on that machine. We hold administrative access to operate the system, on the basis of a data processing agreement under Art. 28 GDPR.
Two to three weeks from the signed concept to a system you can work with. Before that there is your enquiry and about five days for the written concept, so plan for around a month in total.
The machine in the Mini package currently costs €259 per month, the one in Medium €234 and the one in Maxi from €1,199, all net, plus a one-off provisioning fee. You pay that directly to the data centre, which is exactly what keeps the contract and the hardware in your name.
Yes. The stack is the same in all three packages, so an upgrade means a stronger machine and a larger model, not a new project. Your data, workflows and knowledge base move with you.
You keep the server, the data and the applications, because all of it is open source and runs in your name. We hand over the documentation and remove our access; there is no export you have to buy.
Write to us through the form and we go through your data, your processes and the honest question of whether a server of your own pays off for you. If it does not, we will say so.
No obligation, no sales pressure, and no offer before the concept is written.