One pool of AI accounts
The company owns its AI keys and seats. Athena gives each person access by level, with budgets, and moves work to whichever account is healthy and cheapest.
On-prem AI control for companies and schools
Athena gives every employee the right AI for their job, keeps private data on your own hardware, and shows management exactly what it costs and what it delivers.
The company owns its AI keys and seats. Athena gives each person access by level, with budgets, and moves work to whichever account is healthy and cheapest.
Every request is classified before it goes anywhere. Private work runs on your own GPUs. Unknown means private. If it can't be kept safe, Athena refuses rather than leaks.
Staff keep their favourite tools: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, their own agents. Supervisors decide what each agent may touch, spend and send.
Drop in PDFs: textbooks, manuals, procedures. Ask in Arabic or English and get answers with the document and page, or a plain “not in the material”.
In the browser, in their workspace, or from the CLI they already use. One sign-in, no provider keys on anyone's laptop.
System 1, a fast local GPU machine, classifies the data, judges how hard the task is, and answers easy questions itself at no cost.
Deep or private work goes to System 2, your own DGX machines. Work that is allowed out goes to the best cloud model the person's level permits.
Who uses AI, for what, at what cost, and what was kept in-house. Usage data, not people's conversations, and staff can see what managers see.
Athena labels everything it touches and routes by the strictest label in play. The rule is enforced at one egress point, tested with planted canaries, and reported every month.
| Class | Can be processed by |
|---|---|
| Public | Any model the person's level allows |
| Internal | Local models, or cloud providers you trust |
| Private | Your own GPUs only (System 1 + System 2) |
| Restricted | Your DGX machines only |
Unlabelled data is treated as Private. Finance, HR and Legal start as Private by default.
Load the Ministry textbooks by subject and grade. Students ask in their own words and get answers grounded in the book, with the page. Teachers build cited worksheets and question banks, and can switch a book off during exams.
Manuals, SOPs, standards and datasheets become searchable by everyone who is allowed to read them, and no one else. A new revision replaces the old one; answers name the revision they came from.
Scanned Arabic pages are read on your own hardware. Company documents are processed and answered locally.
Racked, installed and tested before it arrives. Plug in the internet, power and the office switch, then a setup wizard asks plain questions. No IT team needed.
Small business · about 5–25 people
About 25–300 people · keeps running through failures