Service ideas stuck in IT
Caseworkers and policy teams have the change. There is no sovereign place to run it yet, so the improvement waits.
Public bodies are under pressure to adopt AI and under obligation to keep citizen data sovereign, auditable and explainable. Low-Ops.AI lets civil servants build and deploy AI agents and web apps in your own data centre — with IT governance, procurement-friendly pricing and an open-source core.
Most IT departments are not equipped for the volume of ideas coming from the business. In your sector, every week an idea waits is value you do not get back — and the upside of shipping it safely is larger than most.
Sovereignty is non-negotiable. Public AI tools that route data through third-country clouds are a compliance problem, not a convenience.
Public-sector use cases carry heightened obligations: logging, human oversight and documentation. Audit trails must be built in, not bolted on.
Per-seat AI licences explode as adoption spreads. Paying per deployed app is easier to budget, tender and defend.
The CIO needs control, the executive needs results and the people doing the work need a tool this week. Low-Ops.AI is built so each of them gets exactly that.
Caseworkers and policy teams have the change. There is no sovereign place to run it yet, so the improvement waits.
Innovation labs produce demos; production, hosting and maintenance never get an owner.
A simple case-tracking app or document assistant is hours of building and a year of procurement.
Each of these is a few hours of building for someone who knows the work — and a permanent digital employee once it is deployed through the Low-Ops.AI portal. Private by default, governed by IT.
Classifies and routes incoming requests, with a human in the loop and every decision logged.
A private assistant grounded in legislation, regulations and internal guidance.
Replaces email-and-spreadsheet workflows with a small, auditable web app.
Finds, redacts and compiles records inside the network — no public upload.
Plain-language letter and notice drafting from approved templates and tone of voice.
Collects requirements, checks thresholds and pre-fills tender documents.
Governance is not a layer we add afterwards; it is how the platform deploys. Every app and agent gets the same guardrails on day one — so IT can say yes faster.
100% self-hosted · open-source core · no per-seat licences
Self-hosted on infrastructure you own or in a national / EU private cloud. No data path outside your control.
Deployments, access and changes are logged automatically, giving you the documentation trail regulators expect.
The engine is open source. Portability keeps you tender-compliant and vendor-independent.
A fixed platform fee plus a small fee per production app. Unlimited creators, no per-seat licences to reconcile.
Every app and agent follows the same paved road. Software-engineering best practices, security and audit are enforced automatically — so going fast and staying governed stop being a trade-off.
Using AI coding assistants or their favourite tools, a domain expert turns an idea into a working agent or web app — following the simple Low-Ops.AI app spec that AI assistants understand natively.
Low-Ops.AI provisions the database, CI/CD pipeline, SSO, backups and private hosting automatically. No tickets, no infrastructure, no waiting.
Every app and agent appears in the central oversight portal with its owner, environments and audit log — private by default, reachable only via the corporate network.
The ideas waiting on IT look different in each sector. The platform is the same.
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ExploreA short working session for your ministry, municipality or agency. We look at the ideas stuck without a sovereign place to run, and the path to ship the next three.