For government and regulated teams

Decisions your organisation can own.

Public services and regulated firms are putting AI into decisions about people. Myles lets them do it on their own hardware, with models built in the UK, a lineage they can inspect and an error rate they can sign off.

Myles standing on his rocks with a Union Jack cape, hands on his hips

What sovereign means here

It runs on your hardware. Myles runs on the servers, laptops and devices you already operate, including disconnected networks. Your data stays in your estate.
It is built in the UK. Launchables is a UK company, Pitwall AI Ltd. Our models are trained and evaluated on UK-owned hardware.
It learns from UK public text. Our new models are trained on legislation, GOV.UK guidance and the parliamentary record, collected through official channels under the Open Government Licence and the Open Parliament Licence, with a provenance record for every file.
Its lineage is published. Each new Myles model ships with a record of its base model, data and licences. Our standard: no Chinese-origin models or data anywhere in the lineage, and no outputs of hosted models as training data.
Its errors are measured. Myles keeps the decisions it can make within a certified error rate on held-out data and escalates the rest, so a risk owner can see its accuracy before it goes live.

Where it fits

Myles sits at the decision points inside AI systems and services: checking messages for personal data or scams, spotting instructions hidden in documents, rating how risky an agent's action is before it runs, routing requests to the right team, and checking that an answer is supported by its source.

Pilots, evaluation licences and security questions.