Private
Your data stays within your environment.
On-device intelligence · noiot.ai
Private. On-Device. Intelligent.
The next generation of AI doesn't need to live in the cloud.
No IOT builds intelligent systems that run directly on your devices and private infrastructure, keeping your conversations, knowledge, workflows and data where they belong.
With you.
Be among the first to experience private, on-device AI.
Global average cost of a single data breach.
IBM · 2025 [1]
Healthcare average, the costliest sector of any industry.
IBM · 2025 [1]
Of employees paste company data into generative AI prompts.
LayerX · 2025 [3]
Packets that leave the device when the model runs on it.
No IOT · by design
Evidence · 01
Cloud AI works. The cost is that your material has to travel to reach it. Once it has travelled, its safety is somebody else's policy. Independent research now puts numbers on what that costs.
Share of employees who paste corporate data into generative AI prompts.
0%Share of those pastes made from personal accounts, not corporate ones.
0%Share of corporate data entering AI tools classed as sensitive, up from 10.7% two years earlier.
0%Sources: LayerX, Enterprise AI and SaaS Data Security Report 2025 [3]; Cyberhaven, 2025 [4]. Roughly 14 pastes per employee per day go to non-corporate accounts, at least three of which carry sensitive content.
One in five breaches involved unsanctioned AI tools running without oversight.
Of organisations breached through an AI system, almost all lacked AI access controls.
Most organisations still have no policy governing AI use or shadow AI risk.
Source: IBM Security / Ponemon Institute, Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025 (600 organisations, 17 industries, 16 countries) [1]. Organisations with heavy shadow AI use paid roughly $670,000 more per breach.
Data that never leaves can't be leaked in transit. That's the whole idea.
Evidence · 02
Averages across 600 breached organisations. Healthcare has been the most expensive sector to breach for more than a decade running, and it is exactly where the most sensitive AI prompts are being written.
Source: IBM Security, Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025 [1]. Breaches took an average of 241 days to identify and contain globally; healthcare averaged 279 days [1][5].
Points where the data exists outside your control.
The request is answered where it was written.
Illustrative architecture comparison. Every additional party is a point at which access control, retention policy and jurisdiction stop being yours. That is the failure mode IBM identifies in 97% of AI-related breaches [1].
Evidence · 03
On 20 October 2025, a DNS fault inside a single AWS region cascaded through the services that most of the internet is built on. Thousands of platforms went dark for hours. Nothing was attacked. A routine update was enough.
Sources: Cisco ThousandEyes outage analysis, 20 Oct 2025 [6]; AWS post-event summary; Downdetector aggregate reports [7]. A race condition in DynamoDB's DNS management cascaded to dependent services across the region.
Sources: comparative edge-versus-cloud inference literature; network latency to centralised model services measured from ~48 ms to several hundred ms depending on provider and user location [8][9]. Figures vary by model size, hardware and task. The gap is structural, not incidental: distance costs time.
No network dependency. No shared blast radius.
The principle
Not the other way around. It's a one-line change in architecture that removes most of the exposure above.
Six hops. External servers. Retention you don't set.
Nothing crosses the perimeter. Private by architecture, not by promise.
Your data stays within your environment.
AI runs locally on compatible devices and infrastructure.
Your intelligence layer isn't dependent on sending everything to someone else's cloud.
Less cloud. More control.
Applications
Private AI assistants for hospitals, clinics, doctors and patients.
An AI that can live on your computer and understand your personal study material without sending sensitive academic content to the cloud.
Bring AI into the home without turning every interaction into a cloud transaction.
Deploy private AI across teams and workflows without exposing sensitive business information to external AI infrastructure.
Pick the world you'd start with. We'll tell you when it's ready.
No IOT is exploring what happens when intelligence moves closer to the people, devices and environments that use it.
How it works
Deploy No IOT on a compatible device or private infrastructure.
Connect your knowledge, workflows, devices and applications.
Let AI reason, assist and automate, all locally.
No unnecessary data journeys.
No dependency on a remote AI brain.
Future vision
Imagine:
A hospital where sensitive AI interactions remain inside the hospital.
A researcher whose AI understands years of private work without uploading it.
A student whose personal AI works without an internet connection.
A home where the AI assistant actually lives inside the home.
An office where company intelligence stays inside the company.
That's the world No IOT is building toward.
Early access starts with a small group. Yours could be in it.
Wishlist
No IOT is building the next generation of private, on-device intelligence. We're starting with a small group of early users, innovators, researchers, healthcare professionals and organizations.
Join the wishlist and be among the first to know when No IOT is ready.
Early access · rolling invitations
References
Figures are drawn from published third-party research and describe the wider industry, not No IOT products. No IOT is pre-release; nothing here is a performance claim about a shipping product.