Dobby
From document wrangling to RAG Q&A — one complete, reproducible, auditable on-premise AI workflow.

What it does
Fully offline data processing
PDFs, Word files, images and tables are parsed and indexed entirely on your own hardware.
Full permission management
Scope access by workspace and project, so people only ever see what they should.
Tunable behaviour
Retrieval thresholds, sampling strategy and generation latitude adapt to your domain.
Three tiers
Lite
Entry level
For small teams validating the fit
- 3 concurrent users
- Up to 9 RAG Q&A sessions
- Dual-model verification
- Fine-grained data pipelines
- Finetune
Standard
Business
Full rollout, AI across the organisation
- Everything in Lite
- Up to 15 concurrent users
- Unlimited RAG Q&A sessions
- Priority support and custom integration
Agent
Advanced
Agentic AI for complex work
- Agent harness
- Precise autonomous document lookup
Frequently asked
We serve companies whose data cannot go to the cloud and who work under regulatory constraints. Rather than trying to serve everyone, we understand this group's problems and do this market properly: IT keeps control, and ordinary users still find it easy.
One customer spent 30 minutes a day checking and cross-referencing dozens of documents. With Dobby AI it takes under 30 seconds, at 99% accuracy on their specific document types. More importantly, they built a knowledge base for collecting, searching and governing their data — an advantage competitors struggle to catch up with.
Open-source tools give you freedom, but continuous tuning takes time. Dobby brings prior experience with dependency management and data processing so accuracy generalises. If your IT team's hours are better spent on business problems, Dobby AI is a dependable place to start.
Dobby is named after the house-elf from Harry Potter who longed to be free. We believe good AI should grant freedom rather than restrict it: IT stays in charge, data stays in your server room, and the system integrates on your terms. We're building a partnership, not a dependency.
