Locally hosted and controlled
Run Seed AI on a GPU-enabled Windows Server managed by your organization and located inside your own environment.
Give your team a company-approvn AI workspace powered by locally hosted platform without sending every prompt, document, and conversation to an outside provider.
Many AI platforms require every prompt, document, and conversation to be processed on infrastructure controlled by an outside provider.
Seed AI takes a local-first approach. Your GGUF models run on your own GPU-enabled Windows Server, and your documents, knowledge bases, users, and chat history remain inside your environment.
Optional API tools can be enabled when your business needs them. Your administrators decide which services are available and what information may be sent to them.
Learn more about local private AIRun Seed AI on a GPU-enabled Windows Server managed by your organization and located inside your own environment.
Upload supported GGUF models and run inference locally on your own GPU hardware.
Manage users, roles, and permissions so each person has access to the right models, agents, and information.
Upload internal documents and let your team query approved company knowledge in plain language.
Build agents for specific teams and workflows. Add local capabilities or approved API tools as needed.
Purchase the software and run it on your infrastructure. Optional support and updates are available.
Seed AI gives your staff a company-approved AI workspace powered by locally hosted models. When an agent needs an external service, optional API tools can be configured and controlled by your administrators.
From server planning to launch, Seed AI can be deployed in five clear steps.
Tell us which models you want to run. We can provide the appropriate server, GPU, memory, and storage specifications.
Install Seed AI on your Windows Server with assistance for IIS, GPU drivers, application setup, and testing.
Add supported GGUF files through the model manager and configure how each model uses your GPU resources.
Set up permissions, agents, prompt templates, knowledge bases, and approved API connections.
Train your staff, establish company AI policies, and begin using Seed AI throughout your organization.
Give your team practical AI tools while keeping your models, documents, knowledge bases, users, and core AI workspace on infrastructure your company controls.