Service

Models that run on your own infrastructure, not someone else's cloud.

Self-hosted and on-device AI. Language and vision models deployed on the business's own infrastructure, fine-tuned on its own data, with nothing leaving the building. This is the privacy and compliance layer that makes AI usable in regulated work, and it is the engine underneath Strygon's own products.

Local inferenceon-prem
llama-3.1-8bOn-deviceegress 0 B
Summarize this patient’s claim history
ResponseDe-identified
Data stays here0 external calls42 ms
Runs on the client's own hardwareIllustrative
Local & private AIIllustrative panel

Focus

Self-hosted inference, fine-tuning, retrieval on private data, and de-identification.

Self-hosted inferenceRetrieval on private dataDe-identification
Service
Local & private AI models
Deliverables
Named and scoped below
Bought as
A defined build, or run under management
Ownership
Every account and platform stays in the client’s name
Local inferenceon-prem
llama-3.1-8bOn-deviceegress 0 B
Summarize this patient’s claim history
ResponseDe-identified
Data stays here0 external calls42 ms
Runs on the client's own hardwareIllustrative
Fig. 01 · Inference that never leaves the buildingIllustrative panel

Inference that never leaves the building

Open models deployed on-prem or on-device. Prompts, documents, and results stay on infrastructure the business controls, and there are no calls to a third-party cloud to audit.

Document pipelineschema-bound
Patient•••• 4821
CodeCPT 99213
Amountextracted
Notesleft blank

Read, extracted, and routed. Anything the model is unsure of stays blank instead of being guessed.

Unreadable fields stay empty by designIllustrative
Fig. 02 · Fine-tuned on your own dataIllustrative panel

Fine-tuned on your own data

Models adapted to the business's documents, records, and language, with retrieval over private knowledge. They are accurate in exactly the places where a generic API guesses.

Automationon new lead
1New lead arrives00:00Trigger
2Route by service & value00:01Step
3Text owner in under a minute00:47Step
4Log, tag, and schedule follow-up00:48Check
Runs on arrival · nobody has to rememberIllustrative
Fig. 03 · Private by constructionIllustrative panel

Private by construction

A de-identification and policy layer sits in front of every model, so AI can touch regulated data. It is the same layer that stands between ClaimFlow and a HIPAA-eligible deployment.

Scope

What gets built.

Self-hosted / on-prem LLM and vision deployment
Fine-tuning, evaluation, and quantization pipelines
Retrieval (RAG) over private data
On-device and edge inference
De-identification and policy guardrails
DeliverablesScoped in writing before work starts

Outcome

What changes.

AI in the workflow without shipping data to a third-party cloud.

Compliance becomes a property of the architecture instead of a promise in a policy document.

Predictable cost at scale instead of per-token metering.

Models that speak the business's own language, not the internet's average.

Structural changeNo performance figure is claimed

More

The rest of the system.

Start

Start with what's broken.

Send the situation in a paragraph. Strygon comes back with a read on what's likely wrong and what it would take to fix, before anyone talks about price.

Most builds start withleads dying in an inbox., three half-finished pipelines., follow-up nobody owns., numbers that never agree., four vendors blaming each other.

What to send
A paragraph. What broke, and where it shows up.
What comes back
A read on what is likely wrong and what fixing it takes.
Price
The last conversation, not the first

 

By industry

Where this lands, by vertical.

Local & private AI models answers a different constraint in each vertical. These are the reads worth having before scoping one.

The same service, per verticalThe architecture does not change between them