Your data
Private by design, local if you host it
Choose what reaches the AI providers. Self-hosted in fully local mode with Ollama, nothing leaves your machine.
100% local mode
Self-hosted, run every role on local models with Ollama. No AI provider account, nothing sent over the internet.
Personal data masking
An option replaces e-mails, phone and card numbers, IBANs, IP addresses and secret keys before anything is sent to a provider.
Export and deletion
Export or delete all your data. Self-hosted, you also choose how long debates are kept.
Share on your terms
Share a read-only link, or publish a debate to the public gallery when you choose to.
European models only
Run a debate, or every debate in a workspace, only on models from Mistral AI, a French company. The report says which route the requests took.
Compliance checks
Add the rules that apply to your project, such as GDPR, health data, the public sector, finance or online sales. The report shows how each option meets them.
Web research without your data
To check prices, versions or rules, a debate can search the web with short, generic queries only: never your documents, your answers or personal data. Debates on European models only do no web research.
FAQ
Questions and answers
Is my data sent to AI providers?
Yes, to the providers of the models that play the roles: in the cloud, through OpenRouter; self-hosted, only to the providers you configure. An option masks e-mails, phone and card numbers, IBANs, IP addresses and keys before sending. Self-hosted in fully local mode with Ollama, nothing leaves your machine. You can export or delete all your data; self-hosted, you also choose how long debates are kept. Quorumind does not use your debates to train models, and nobody at Quorumind reads them unless you share them, ask us to, or the law requires it.
Can my data stay in Europe?
Yes, with conditions. Self-hosted with local models, nothing leaves your machine. Otherwise, the European models only option has every role played by a model from Mistral AI, a French company, on its servers in the EU, but the requests reach it through OpenRouter, a US company: debate content stays in Europe only when OpenRouter's EU region is used, and even then OpenRouter may store account and billing metadata in the United States. In the cloud, the service and its data are hosted in France, and payments go through Stripe, which may transfer data to the United States. Each report says which route was taken. Owners and admins can turn the option on by default, or make it required, for their whole workspace.