Your data stays on your hardware.
Nerdit runs on your own machine, on your own network. In full-local mode nothing leaves it. Below is how that works, in plain terms. Nerdit is in beta, so this describes how the architecture behaves, not a certification.
Runs on your machine
Your app, your model and your data live on hardware you control. There is no Nerdit cloud in the middle.
0 bytes sent, by design
In full-local mode, no inference and no telemetry leave your network. Route to an external API only if you choose to, with a flag, then switch back without touching your code.
Secrets encrypted at rest
Keys and credentials are encrypted at rest and never surface in logs, code or the interface.
Every action traced
Every action, whether taken by you or by your agent, lands in an append-only audit log. You can require approval before sensitive actions.
Built for constrained-data teams
Because nothing has to leave your network, Nerdit fits teams that cannot send data to a cloud, such as healthcare or defense.
GDPR-friendly by architecture
Keeping data on your own hardware removes the cross-border transfers and third-party processors that make data regulation hard. That is a friendlier starting point for GDPR and the EU AI Act, not a substitute for your own compliance review.