Nonprofits and charities
Funders and boards ask where donor and client records go. We keep those records out of tools that store data abroad.
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We're based in Toronto. The tools we build can run in Canadian data centres on Canadian models, and we train your staff to run them.

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When staff use AI, boards, funders and privacy officers want to know which country your records end up in and who can read them. Many popular AI tools store data outside Canada. We check where each tool your team uses keeps its data, and when records have to stay in Canada, we build and host the tool here.
Staff paste records into free AI tools, and nobody can say which country those records end up in or who can see them.
A board member or funder asks how the organization uses AI, and there's no written rule or list of approved tools to show them.
AI drafts reach clients and the public with no set rule for who reviews them, so mistakes and private details can slip through.
We follow them in this order and check where your data goes at every step.
We list every AI tool your staff use and where each one stores data, and flag any that send records outside Canada.
The tools we build can run in Canadian data centres, so records your rules keep in Canada stay here.
Where a task suits them, we build on Canadian models such as Cohere's.
We write simple rules for which data goes into which tool, and a person approves anything that goes to a client or the public.
Your team learns to run each tool and check its work, so the skills stay with your people.
Funders and boards ask where donor and client records go. We keep those records out of tools that store data abroad.
Public records follow retention and privacy rules. Tools we build for you run on Canadian hosting, and a staff member approves what's released.
Personal health information needs careful handling. It stays out of any workflow that doesn't need it, and the tools that do use it run in Canada.
Law, accounting and engineering firms promise their clients confidentiality. We set up AI so client files stay where your rules say they belong.
Still deciding? On a free 30-minute call we'll tell you what fits.
Yes, for the tools we build. We host them in Canadian data centres when your rules call for it, and the audit shows which of the tools you already use send data elsewhere.
We build on Cohere's models where they suit the task. Cohere is a Toronto company. We also use other models, and we'll tell you where each one runs.
Yes, with rules. We check each account's settings and write down which data can go into it. Records that must stay in Canada go into a tool we host here.
We handle personal information under PIPEDA, Canada's federal privacy law. Before we build, we ask which rules apply to your sector and province and set up the tools to match.
Funding programs and data payouts can cover part or all of the cost.
Southern Ontario businesses with 5 to 499 staff can apply to FedDev Ontario for up to half of an AI project's eligible costs, repaid with no interest. Custom work that counts as R&D may also earn SR&ED tax credits.
Learn moreAI labs pay established companies $100K to $5M for a de-identified record of how their work gets done, and the payment can fund your AI program. Client data stays out.
Learn moreIntroduce a business that completes a data licensing deal through McCarthy's, and we pay you $20K once the deal closes and the business has been paid.
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