Quiet, sovereign AI systems for communities, institutions, and real-world environments

QuietWire builds local-first AI infrastructure based on two core components:

1. The Civic Attestation Protocol (CAP)

A lightweight, offline-capable operating layer that provides:

• transparent recordkeeping

• tamper-evident logs

• local identity & continuity

• trustable interactions between humans and AI

CAP turns any old laptop into a sovereign digital institution.

2. Civic AI Deployments

AI that is local, relational, persistent, and shaped by the community it serves.

Not a cloud chatbot.
Not a corporate platform.

A living system built from:

• a local vector database

• the community’s own Canon (knowledge base)

• simple, human-centered interfaces

• relational identity that develops over time

These deployments work entirely on-device, even on:

• decade-old laptops

• unstable power

• no internet

• zero GPU hardware

What QuietWire Delivers

🧩 Local Information Systems (LIS)

CAP + Civic AI combine to replace or augment:

• ERP functions

• ticketing systems

• ledgers

• customer assistance

• workflow support

• documentation & reporting

All without cloud reliance or licensing fees.

🏛 Deployments for Institutions & Businesses

QuietWire builds systems for:

• pharmacies

• markets & cooperatives

• workshops & manufacturing

• internet cafés & training hubs

• schools & learning centers

• municipal offices

• cultural and tribal Canon projects

These systems are already live in the field and delivering measurable impact.

📦 Solution Packages

QuietWire offers three primary solution categories:

1. CAP Installations

Set up a local CAP node with:

• attestation engine

• local vector store

• custom schemas

• basic Canon scaffolding

Ideal for: businesses, clinics, offices, public hubs.

2. Civic AI Companions (Local Models)

A locally running AI assistant, customized to:

• the community’s dialect

• the institution’s workflows

• the Canon’s values & language

• the daily users
  Works offline, remembers locally, and evolves through use.

3. Mesh Rollouts (Multi-Site)

Multiple CAP nodes forming a local Civic Mesh:

• shared Canon

• unified attestation rules

• distributed governance

• multi-node continuity

Ideal for: ministries, municipalities, NGOs, educational networks, and cultural institutions.

Why QuietWire Works

Civic AI succeeds because it is:

• local (data stays within the community)

• sovereign (owned and controlled by the people using it)

• lightweight (runs on old hardware)

• relational (identity builds over time, like a trusted colleague)

• transparent (attestation makes processes observable and trustworthy)

This stands in sharp contrast to cloud AI platforms that are:

• transient

• anonymous

• unaccountable

• ungrounded in local context

QuietWire builds AI that communities can rely on — even in low-resource or conflict-affected environments.

Where To Go Next

• 📘 Case Studies: real deployments in the field

• 🔧 Use Cases: patterns ready for replication

• 🌱 Companions: semantic AI designed for ethical relationship

• 🔗 CAP: the trust engine that anchors it all

QuietWire Solutions are simple, durable, and human-centered.
They help people solve real problems, close to home, with tools they own.