Your searchable archive, on your own hardware
CortexEleven ships as a sealed appliance that lives in your own office or server room. OCR, the knowledge index and the AI model all run on it - so decades of records never leave your building.
One platform, three appliances
From a single clinic to a national institution - the same software, sized to your archive.
Cortex One
A quiet desktop appliance for a single practice or office.
- Capacity up to 2M pages
- Compute 8 cores · 32 GB
- Storage 4 TB
- Form factor desktop
Best for: clinics, small firms and single-site offices
Cortex Max
A larger appliance for a whole organisation’s archive.
- Capacity up to 20M pages
- Compute 32 cores · 96 GB
- Storage 8 TB · RAID
- Form factor desktop
Best for: multi-site practices and mid-sized firms
Cortex Cluster
A high-availability, multi-node cluster with redundancy.
- Capacity unlimited
- Compute scales horizontally
- Storage N+1 redundant
- Form factor multi-node
Best for: large enterprises and regulated institutions
Built for sensitive records
Every unit ships hardened, encrypted and ready to run inside your boundary.
Encrypted at rest
Self-encrypting drives and a hardware security module. Your data never leaves the box unprotected.
Air-gap capable
Runs entirely offline if you need it to. No outbound connection is ever required to operate.
Pre-configured
Ships ready to run. OCR, index and the model are installed and tuned before it reaches you.
Monitored, by you
Health, capacity and OCR throughput on a local dashboard - visible only inside your network.
Sovereignty you can point at
An appliance turns "our data is private" from a policy into a physical fact - a box that lives in your own building.
- Your records and the model stay on hardware you physically control
- No dependency on a cloud provider or an internet connection
- Predictable, fixed-cost infrastructure - no per-query billing
- Meets data-residency and sovereignty requirements out of the box
Turn your archive into a searchable knowledge hub
See CortexEleven digitise and search a sample of your own records - on your hardware, in your environment.