We run Egen. Our own AI, our own servers, our own data.

Egen is Swedish for our own. It is the company AI your whole team uses for documents, meetings and your own systems, running in a Swedish data centre, so no US company and no US court can reach your data.

What it does

Three things, for the whole company.

Documents

Upload a contract or a spreadsheet, ask, and get back a real Word, Excel or PowerPoint file that opens without repair. Swedish and English, scanned pages included.

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Meetings

Upload the recording after the meeting. You get a transcript, notes and action points, in Swedish or English. The audio never leaves Sweden.

Swedish speechDecisionsActions

Your systems

Ask about what is in your Jira, Confluence, GitHub, Slack, Google Workspace or Microsoft 365. It reads only what you are already allowed to see, as you.

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See it work

One workspace. Three jobs you do every week.

A contract checked against your own template, a month-end report from the raw workbook, minutes from a recording. Drawn from the real Egen workspace; the files are examples.

Recorded in Egen

The real workspace, as it runs today.

Not a drawing: two short clips from the product your team will log into.

Everything within reach. Files, web search, skills, artifacts and your own tools (MCP servers) sit one + away from the message box.
The start screen. What your team sees when they open Egen.
Sovereignty

Where your data sits is one thing. Who reaches it is another.

Every big AI tool, and the Swedish tools built on them, run on models from US companies. A US court can reach a US company's data wherever the servers stand. Egen removes the US company.

Cloud AI in an EU region

Rented

  • Your files sit in Europe, but the provider answers to US law.
  • "We do not train on your data" is a promise in a contract, not a wall.
  • You pay per person, so the bill climbs with every hire.
  • The auditor's question, "where is our data", ends in a processing agreement.
Egen

Your own

  • The AI model runs on servers in Sweden that we operate for you. Not at a US provider.
  • Nothing is trained on your data. There is no vendor on the other end to do it.
  • One fixed monthly price for the level you chose, with the users and capacity set in the contract.
  • Every access logged per user, so the answer is a building in Sweden and a trail you can hand over.
The rules

The rules your auditor asks about. And what Egen does about each.

Egen does not make you compliant on its own. It removes the part of the problem that comes from where your data sits and who can reach it. Here is what that means, rule by rule.

Data protection

GDPR makes you answer for every supplier that handles personal data. The CLOUD Act and FISA section 702 let US authorities demand data from US companies, wherever the servers stand.

Egen: We act as your processor under a data processing agreement. The servers and the company that runs them are Swedish, and the open-weight model runs there, so there is no US company to serve a demand on.

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Security and AI rules

NIS2 asks the organisations it covers to manage the risk in their suppliers. The EU AI Act asks anyone who uses AI to make sure their staff understand it, and adds duties for high-risk uses such as hiring and credit.

Egen: We answer your supplier assessment in writing: where the data is, who runs the servers, how access is logged. Egen is built for documents and meetings, not for the high-risk uses the Act lists.

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Professional secrecy

Lawyers are bound by advokatsekretess (Rättegångsbalken 8:4), auditors by the secrecy in the Auditors Act, and care providers by the Board of Health and Welfare's rules on access to patient data (HSLF-FS 2016:40).

Egen: Client and patient material stays on servers in Sweden, nothing is trained on it, and every access is logged per user, so you can show who saw what.

RB 8:4RevisorslagenHSLF-FS 2016:40

For your sector: law firms · accounting and audit firms. And how Egen compares with Copilot, ChatGPT, Siv and Berget.

This is a summary, not legal advice. We send the full answers for your supplier or data protection assessment when you ask for them.

Egen

“We run Egen. Our own AI, our own servers, our own data.

That is the sentence we want your IT lead to be able to say, to a client, to a board, or to an auditor. Three times “our own”, and every one of them true.

Our own AI An open-weight model, the same one every day. Nobody changes how it behaves underneath you.
Our own servers Swedish machines in a Swedish data centre, operated by us for you alone on the dedicated tiers.
Our own data Your files stay yours. Nothing is trained on them, and you take them with you if you go.
How it works

Three steps. Live in days.

One call

Tell us the constraint

How many people, and what is in the material. Those two answers decide the level, and thirty minutes is enough to settle it.

Setup

We open your workspace

On Start and Team there is no onboarding fee: we open the workspace in a Swedish data centre and you pay by card. If you want your own single sign-on, or choose Private or Dedicated, we set it up with you, and you can test it first in a 30-day pilot.

Live

Your team logs in

It looks like the AI tools they already know. The agreement runs 12 months with the capacity written in, and you get a named contact and a written answer to what happens if something breaks.

Before you buy

Bring a contract. Watch Egen check it.

Thirty minutes with an engineer, on your own material. Bring a contract, a spreadsheet or a meeting recording, and see what comes back before you decide anything. If you would rather not use a real file, black out the names first. It works just as well.

Pricing

A fixed monthly price. The capacity is in the contract.

Every level has named users and an agreed amount of capacity: documents, hours of meeting audio and jobs running at once. The contract says what you get; on Private and Dedicated we set the amounts from a pilot. Prices excluding VAT. Monthly prices assume a 12-month agreement; Egen Start can also run month to month with one month's notice.

Egen Start

Up to 8 named users

5 900 kr/ month

No onboarding fee · 4 900 kr with your own SSO

Shared capacity in Sweden for document questions, drafting and meeting follow-up, with support in office hours. For a small firm that wants to stop pasting client material into a browser. Pay yearly, or month to month with one month's notice.

Shared capacityOffice-hours support
Egen Team

Up to 25 named users

14 900 kr/ month

No onboarding fee · 9 900 kr for assisted setup

More shared capacity and workflows the whole company uses. Assisted setup, if you want it, covers your own SSO, one of our standard connectors set up for you, and training for your admins.

More capacityCompany workflowsOptional assisted setup
Egen Private

Usually 20 to 25 users

from 29 900 kr/ month

Onboarding from 24 900 kr

A private environment scoped for you, with reserved compute and written rules for isolation, retention and access. The floor for a firm with an auditor and a duty of confidentiality.

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Egen Dedicated

Capacity by contract

from 49 900 kr/ month

Onboarding from 49 900 kr

Your own hosted stack on dedicated servers, with operations, backup and recovery set out in the contract. For a municipality or a company that already runs its own IT. Extra resilience and extended support are quoted separately.

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Every level includes

  • The workspace your team logs into
  • Documents in, and real Word, Excel and PowerPoint files out
  • Meeting transcripts, notes and action points, within the audio hours you agreed
  • Our standard connectors to your own systems
  • An access log per user
  • Hosting in Sweden, run by us
  • Support in Swedish, in office hours, from the engineers who built it
  • No developer needed on your side

Why it costs more than a model API

  • A model API sells the raw model, priced per token. It is cheap because it is only one part.
  • Someone still has to build the workspace, the file handling, the meeting pipeline, the connectors and the log, and then keep them running.
  • Egen is that work, done and running. If you have developers who want only the models, Egen API sells open models per token, on the same servers in Sweden.

Start and Team need no onboarding: we open the workspace and you pay by card. If you want your own single sign-on (SSO), or on Team a connector set up and training for your admins, contact us before you start: that is work on our side, so the onboarding fee applies. With onboarding, or on Private and Dedicated, you can begin with a paid pilot: 30 days, one workflow, up to eight people, 9 900 kr, counted towards onboarding up to the onboarding fee. If you need more than the agreed capacity, we say so and agree a bigger level with you; we never bill for it afterwards.

Waiting list

Tell me when Egen opens

We email you once, the day it opens. Nothing else, and you can ask us to delete your details at any time.

Read how we handle your data.

Your data

What Egen keeps, and where.

Egen is a workspace, so it stores things: that is how your team finds last week's chat. We would rather say exactly what it keeps than promise that nothing is kept.

What is stored

  • Chats, and the answers in them
  • Files you upload, and the files Egen makes
  • Meeting transcripts and notes
  • An access log: who opened what, and when

Where, and for whom

  • On servers in a Swedish data centre, run by us
  • Readable by the people in your workspace
  • Never used to train any model
  • Returned to you in full if you leave

Good to know before you buy

  • On the very hardest reasoning, the newest US cloud models are still ahead. For everyday document work, the gap is small.
  • Per person, Egen costs more than an add-on such as Microsoft Copilot. The difference buys control: the model and your files stay on servers in Sweden, and there is an engineer to call.
  • Nothing is unlimited. Meeting audio, documents and jobs running at once have limits in the agreement. New workflows, data cleanup and custom connectors are quoted as their own work.
  • Meetings are transcribed from a recording after the meeting. Live captions are not in this version.

What you keep

  • Your files and settings, returned in full if you leave.
  • A bill that looks the same every month, and only changes if you choose a different level.
  • An answer to the auditor's question, "where is our data", that is a building in Sweden.
Questions

What people ask before they buy.

What does Egen mean?

Egen is Swedish for "our own". It is what your team says about the AI they use: our own AI, our own servers, our own data. It is also the name of the product.

Is it as good as ChatGPT?

For documents, drafting, summaries and translation, close. On the very hardest reasoning, the newest cloud models are still ahead. We will show you on your own files before you decide.

Where is our data?

In a Swedish data centre, run by a Swedish company under Swedish law. The AI model itself runs there too. Nothing goes to a US provider.

Is our data used to train anything?

No. The model is open weight and runs on the servers we operate for you. There is no vendor on the other end to train on it.

Does the meeting audio leave our systems?

No. You upload the recording after the meeting; transcription runs in the same Swedish data centre, and you get a transcript, notes and action points back.

How fast can we start?

Days. On Start and Team without your own single sign-on, we open the workspace once you have paid by card. With your own single sign-on, or on Private and Dedicated, we set it up with you, often after a 30-day pilot.

What happens if we stop?

You get your files and settings back and we close the account. No lock-in, no exit fee.

Are the prices with or without VAT?

Without. Swedish VAT of 25 per cent is added on the invoice.

Can we use our own single sign-on?

Yes. Tell us before you start, because connecting your own sign-in is work on our side. On Start and Team that is when the onboarding fee applies: 4 900 kr or 9 900 kr. On Team the fee also covers one standard connector set up for you and training for your admins. Without these there is no onboarding fee.

What does the pilot cost?

9 900 kr for 30 days, on one workflow, for up to eight people. It is for Private and Dedicated, and for Start or Team with your own single sign-on. We measure what you use and set the capacity in your agreement from that. The fee counts towards onboarding, up to the onboarding fee.

What does the capacity cover?

Named users, how many documents Egen holds, hours of meeting audio, and how many jobs run at once. The amounts are in your agreement. Nothing is unlimited, because the servers are not.

How are we billed?

The monthly price is billed yearly, or each month if you run Egen Start month to month. Egen Start and Team pay by card, Egen Private and Dedicated by invoice. Onboarding, where it applies, is billed once, at the start.

How long do we commit for?

12 months from the start. The agreement then renews a year at a time unless you cancel at least three months before the end of the year. Egen Start can instead run month to month, with one month's notice.

Can we change level?

Yes. If you need more than the capacity in your agreement, we tell you and agree a bigger level. We never bill for it afterwards.

One call

Tell us how many people, and what is in the material.

That is all we need to name the tier and the price. Thirty minutes, with an engineer.