AltaMind Technologies

Private AI API · For municipalities, agencies, school boards and non-profits Checking the model…

AI for public work. Data stays in Canada, on a machine you can point at.

Consultation analysis, records-request triage, grant screening and plain-language rewriting, on a model that runs on hardware in Burnaby. Nothing is written to disk. One fixed monthly price, so it fits a department budget without a procurement cycle.

See what's included

Card, company and email on Stripe's page. Your key is ready when you come back. Cancel any time.

  • Processed in BC, never stored, never used for training
  • A plain answer to the “where does the data go” question
  • Cancel any time · 14-day refund

Try it on real-looking work

Ten free calls a day. Nothing you type is stored. Examples are invented.

The answer appears here.

01 · Use cases

What you'd use it for

Text in, structured text out, with the files staying where they are. These are the jobs public sector and education start with.

Consultation and survey analysis

You sendHundreds of public comments or survey answers.

You getThemes with counts and representative quotes, ready for the report.

Records and FOI requests

You sendThe documents responsive to a request, as text.

You getSummaries and flagged personal information to speed up the redaction pass. Staff decide.

Grant and application screening

You sendApplications against published criteria.

You getA structured summary per application, so reviewers start from the same page.

Plain-language rewriting

You sendPolicies, notices, letters to residents.

You getThe same content at a reading level people actually finish.

02 · Why Canada

Why the data has to stay in Canada

Public bodies usually have the clearest rule of anyone: personal information stays in Canada, and often in the province. That has kept most AI tools off the table. This API processes in British Columbia, keeps no copy, and comes with a written addendum that answers the vendor questionnaire.

The rules that usually apply:

  • BC's FIPPA and equivalent public-sector privacy laws in other provinces govern where a public body's personal information may be stored and accessed.
  • Records law requires you to know what a vendor keeps; here the answer is token counts and timestamps, never content.
  • Procurement policy often allows a small fixed monthly cost under a discretionary limit where a metered cloud contract would need a full process.
  • The US CLOUD Act lets US authorities compel US companies to hand over data they hold, wherever it is stored.

What happens to what you send

  • Processed in memory on hardware in Burnaby, BC, and never written to disk.
  • Never used to train or improve any model, never shared.
  • Kept per request: timestamp, token counts, timing. Never the text.
  • Written down for your privacy officer in the Data Processing Addendum.
Your application Sends a prompt with the OpenAI SDK, base URL changed.
encrypted (TLS)
Cloudflare Routes the encrypted request. Keeps no copy.
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AltaMind, Burnaby BC The model answers in memory. Nothing is written to disk; only token counts are kept, for billing.

Whether this satisfies a given rule is a question for your privacy officer; I'm happy to answer their technical questions in writing.

03 · Pricing

One fixed price a month

A generous allowance, no per-token meter, no surprise invoice. In Canadian dollars, plus applicable taxes.

Start here

Starter

$99CAD / month

About 30,000 pages of text a month

  • 25 million tokens a month, in and out combined
  • 2 requests at once, 60 a minute
  • Key in your hands right after checkout

Business

$299CAD / month

About 130,000 pages of text a month

  • 100 million tokens a month, in and out combined
  • 4 requests at once, 240 a minute
  • Upgrade from Starter any time; the difference is prorated

Cancel any time from your billing portal; you keep access to the end of the month you've paid for. Not a fit in the first 14 days? Email me and I'll refund the month in full. Want a pilot first? Email info@altamind.ca for a pilot code.

Subscribing means you agree to the Terms of Service. The Data Processing Addendum sets out what happens to personal information you send. Full plan details and questions: the API page.

Questions public sector and education ask

Can we pay by invoice instead of card?

Yes. Subscribe by card if your department has one; otherwise email me and I'll set up monthly invoicing for the same price.

Do you have a vendor security questionnaire answered?

The Data Processing Addendum covers most of what those ask: where data is processed, what's kept, subprocessors, breach notice, security measures. Send me yours and I'll complete it.

Is one machine enough for a department?

For analysis, screening and rewriting jobs, comfortably: the Business plan is about 130,000 pages a month. It isn't built for a public-facing chatbot with uptime commitments; I'll say so if that's what you need.

04 · Contact

Not sure it fits?

Tell me which task you'd start with and roughly the volume, and I'll tell you plainly whether this fits, and answer the data-location question in writing.

info@altamind.ca
Burnaby, British Columbia
Canada

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