Your private AI platform.
Ask, research, create and operate through one intelligence layer connected to your own knowledge, tools and services — a single private interface, built for one owner, that grows as new capabilities are added instead of being rebuilt for each one.
One password-protected owner account. No public sign-up.
Wat wil je doen?
One platform, five parts
Dossier AI isn't built around one document type or one workflow — it's a general-purpose interface that connects a single intelligence layer to whatever context and tools you give it access to.
Chat
One conversational interface for questions, research and tool orchestration. Ask, investigate, or work through a problem — the assistant decides what it needs and shows every step live.
Connected context
When connected and authorized, Dossier AI can work with your Library files, the live web, GitHub, and any officially supported integration or custom MCP connection — always read-first, always visible in the conversation.
Work
Durable outputs — documents the assistant writes, files you upload — open in Work, separate from the conversation that produced them, using exactly what's actually supported today.
Controlled actions
Write-actions stay visible, policy-controlled, and approval-gated where it matters. Nothing happens silently in the background on your behalf.
Private and extensible
Built for one owner: your own connections, your own context, no public sign-up. The underlying platform architecture is designed to grow — new capabilities register into the same shell instead of requiring a rebuild.
Connected services and privacy
Every connection Dossier AI can use is something the owner explicitly authorized under Settings → Integrations, and every one of them is read-first by design — nothing is sent, created, edited or deleted on the owner's behalf unless a write-action is explicitly approved.
When the owner connects a Google account, it lets the assistant search and reference the owner's Gmail, Drive files, Calendar events, and Sheets alongside their own Library — entirely read-only. Every scope requested is a .readonly scope. A full breakdown of every scope and why it's requested is in the Privacy Policy.