The whole argument
Two columns, no fine print.
Everything we can see lives in scoping and build. Nothing lives in your running system.
What we can see
Only while we scope and build: the conversation with you, any sample material you deliberately share to test quality, and the contact details you send through this site.
What we can't see
Once your build is handed over: your documents, your prompts, its answers. No standing access, no back door, no tunnel that phones home. It is yours alone.
The proof
Pull the network cable. It still answers.
A promise is only as durable as the company behind it. This removes the need to trust one.
- Nothing leaves the building. The model thinks on the machine you own, so there is no outbound copy to leak, subpoena, or sell.
- No standing access. After handover we cannot reach it. Future help happens only when you invite us in, and ends when the work does.
- Honest about the badge. Not SOC 2, ISO 27001, or HIPAA certified, and we won't claim to be. We remove the exposure a certificate is meant to manage.
How to check us
Proof you can verify, not a track record we assert.
We are early, and we won't pretend otherwise. No invented case studies, no borrowed client logos, no "references on request." Here is what you can confirm for yourself.
- A real, named entity. Garnet Grid Consulting LLC owns everything here, sits on every filing, and stands behind every build. This is not a landing page for an anonymous team.
- Trademarks on the public record. Garnet and Garnet Grid are filed with the USPTO under serials 99714919 and 99714851. Open the live records yourself; you do not have to take our word for it.
- A documented IP and provenance chain. The proprietary license and a timestamped record of how Garnet was built are laid out in full on our legal and IP page.
- The working product, in the open. The best proof is the thing itself. See exactly how Garnet Uncensored and Garnet Mesh work and judge the capability on its own terms, before any conversation.
Walk your own confidentiality requirements through it with the team that builds the systems. A conversation, not a sales call.