Melo for work
Private AI on each computer.
Private AI on each computer.
Client details masked in every AI app.
One licence for both.
Set once by IT. Chrome now, Edge soon. Desktop apps not yet.
What the AI sees. Tap or hover to see what stays on your screen.
Draft a settlement offer for Mark de Vries[PERSON_1] against Acme Inc.[COMPANY_1].
Check the VAT return for Jansen BV[COMPANY_1], paid from NL91 ABNA 0417 1643 00[IBAN_1].
Write a warm rejection to Sarah Miller[PERSON_1], sarah@mail.com[EMAIL_1].
Summarise the referral for Kiki Jansen[PERSON_1], born 12-03-1987[BIRTHDATE_1].
No. Kamelo runs in each person's browser and makes no network requests of its own. Client names, IBANs and other details are masked on the computer itself and never reach us.
Kamelo only masks in the AI apps it knows and in sites IT adds. So an AI app your firm has its own contract with, such as a legal AI, keeps working with the real details it needs. Blocking AI apps nobody approved is coming soon.
Uploaded files and images go as they are. Internal code names are only caught once you add them. Detection is rule-based, so an unusual name can slip through. And Kamelo doesn't stop someone from deliberately sharing data.