For family offices
Institutional memory, privately held.
Decades of agreements, entities, statements, correspondence, and decisions — the office's real asset is the memory of how it all fits together. Anyone can copy software. No one can copy thirty years of your records. That memory should live on hardware the family owns — not in a vendor's cloud, and not only in people's heads.
Family-office engagements are taken by application, and scoped in writing before anything is built.
Managed end to end — what that means here
- Hardware the family owns. Every system is assembled, configured, and tested by hand, then delivered turn-key — registered from a phone, administered over a managed channel that carries device health, never content.
- The archive, imported under chain of custody. Life Graph gathers what you authorize, connects the people, entities, dates, and decisions inside it, and loads it onto your hardware — with a written scope first, provenance kept throughout, human quality review, and our working copies deleted afterward with written confirmation.
- Kept brilliant. Managed Private AI brings validated updates, health checks from a real person, and backup help — on drives you own, so recovery never depends on our servers.
- Nothing consequential without approval. Outbound actions are blocked by default and released only on approvals you set — one-time, time-bound, or standing.
Governance, in writing
Every engagement starts with a written scope: which system holds the brain, where Satellites go, who is allowed to ask it what, and what staff may and may not see. Regulated material is flagged at scoping and handled to rules agreed in writing first; privileged legal material can be processed on your premises, on your hardware, with no vendor access to content. Deletion of our working copies is confirmed to you in writing, every time.
A typical footprint
The core: a Studio ($6,999) for heavy archives and several people — or a Private Suite ($3,799) where one principal leads.
Every property: Satellites ($1,199) put the same assistant — same memory, same voice — in each residence. Nothing to sync, nobody to re-introduce.
The archive: Life Graph Professional ($3,499) or Archive (from $7,500, by written scope) for multi-entity, multi-decade records.
The relationship: Concierge care, from $499/month, by application — a named specialist who extends Managed Private AI across every system in every property.
Why the family keeps control either way
No subscription is required for the systems to keep working — the appliances, the archive on them, and the supported local workflows are the family's property outright. Managed and Concierge exist because they remove operational burden, not because anything stops without them. Pause them and everything you own keeps working; that is written on the Trust Center, where you can also see exactly what our cloud can and cannot see.
Hand-assembled in Miami · built to order — confirmed in writing · all sales final · 1-year limited hardware warranty