Go.AI provides on-premises AI infrastructure for organizations that cannot send sensitive data to public cloud models. Its flagship is the Go1 appliance: plug in power, connect ethernet, assign an IP and it serves AI from a box in about 15 minutes. On top of that sits Go.OS, a private AI operating system where you choose and govern the models, and Index Studio, which indexes data across core systems, document stores and data warehouses without moving it.
The platform's headline claim is examiner-ready compliance. Rather than retrofitting security after an AI pilot, Go.AI is built with zero data egress, air-gapped deployment, immutable audit trails and role-based access from the start. The company reports SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certification and HIPAA compliance, and positions the stack for FINRA, NCUA and GDPR expectations in banking, insurance, credit unions and healthcare.
Go Assist, the enterprise assistant layer, applies this infrastructure to everyday work: accurate, auditable answers for customer inquiries, policy questions and compliance checks, with every interaction logged. The company states deployment across 900K monthly users processing 12.5M daily queries, and reports average savings of around $3,500 per employee and $2.1M in annual ROI per enterprise. Pricing is custom for hardware and enterprise agreements.
