Disconnected deployment

Air-gapped AI for teams where no packet should leave.

Oryne is designed for environments where sensitive work needs AI support but external network calls are unacceptable.

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Primary search intent

air-gapped AI

Security-sensitive organizations, labs, legal teams, defense-adjacent teams, and regulated operators with isolated environments.

Local model and embedding runtime options
Private storage for memory and retrieval indexes
Designed for firewall-verifiable zero egress

What teams get

Searchable memory that turns context into action.

Bring AI into restricted environments

Search internal context without exporting it

Keep source data, embeddings, and prompts under one perimeter

AI inside the enclave

Air-gapped AI requires the product to work without invisible cloud dependencies. Oryne can keep ingestion, indexing, retrieval, and inference in the isolated environment.

  • No required external APIs in enterprise air-gap mode
  • Local document and communication indexing
  • Private memory graph storage

Recall without exposure

Teams can ask across sensitive context while keeping the raw data and derived embeddings inside the same trusted boundary.

  • Source-backed retrieval
  • Local graph traversal
  • Configurable retention boundaries

Security review friendly

Oryne's zero-egress positioning is meant to be validated operationally, not accepted as marketing copy.

  • Firewall and packet-capture validation workflows
  • On-prem deployment architecture
  • Clear separation from public model providers

Questions

Common evaluation questions.

What does air-gapped AI mean?

Air-gapped AI means the system can operate in a disconnected or tightly controlled network where data and prompts do not leave the environment.

Does Oryne require the internet?

Personal and enterprise setups can differ, but enterprise air-gapped deployments are designed to avoid required external AI calls.

Why is zero egress important?

Zero egress reduces the risk of private prompts, embeddings, transcripts, or documents moving outside the systems your organization controls.