The first sovereign enterprise AI.
Upload PDFs, ask questions, get cited answers. Vryne searches your organisation’s knowledge base and cites every source.
- EU GDPR Compliant
AI from Germany
A workplace for your knowledge
Not another portal where things are filed away and never found again. One line to ask — and beneath it the documents the answer comes from.
- 100 %
- Processing in Germany — application, data and models
- Zero
- training on your documents. Neither with us nor with the provider
- Every answer
- with a source reference: document, page, passage
- Ready right away
- Sign up and start directly with starter credit
Proof instead of promise
Every answer leads back to the document
A question to your knowledge base, an answer with a source reference and the passage it relies on — verifiable page by page.
What is the notice period in the framework agreement with Nordwerk?
The notice period is three months to the end of a quarter. If notice is not given in time, the agreement is automatically extended by twelve months. [1][2]
Ask your documents …
§ 8 Term and termination. The agreement begins on the day it is signed and is concluded for an indefinite period.
The agreement can be terminated with three months’ notice to the end of a quarter.
If notice is not given in time, the agreement is extended by twelve months at a time. Termination must be in writing.
Steht die Antwort nicht in euren Dokumenten, sagt Vryne genau das — statt sich etwas auszudenken.
For whom
Wherever the answer is already in the house
Every organisation has documents nobody fully keeps in their head. Vryne turns them into something you can ask — without a consulting project and without your own data centre.
Practices & healthcare
Billing guidelines, hygiene plans, manufacturer information. The team asks in its own words instead of leafing through three folders — and your documents live in German data centres.
Retail & trades
Price lists, supplier agreements, installation manuals, occupational safety. New starters can give answers on day one without asking the boss.
Law firms & consulting
Case files, expert opinions, template contracts. Every statement is traceable to its source — cited answers instead of a model that merely sounds plausible.
SME & enterprise
Works agreements, standards, QM manuals, minutes. Roles, budgets and an activity log for everything the auditors want to see.
The administration of an example organisation: who is on board, what is in the knowledge base and what the current period cost — on a single page.
Core features Everything that turns files into an information desk Knowledge base, cited answers, research, your own agents, roles, budgets and integrations — seven features, each with a screenshot.Beyond the question
When one answer is not enough
Some questions are bigger than a chat. Research works through them — with your documents, not just what is on the web.
Your situation, next to what applies outside
Vryne splits the question into sub-questions and works through them: first in your documents, then on the web. The result is a coherent report instead of a list of links.
- The plan is shown before the start — sub-questions editable, costs capped
- Up to three sub-questions at once, the report arrives in minutes
- Every statement with a source: your document or the page read
Research costs credits like a question in chat, just more of them. That is why Vryne shows what it will cost before every start.
Digital sovereignty
Sovereign means: here, not elsewhere
Application, database, document storage, backups and the language models run in German data centres. No transfer to a third country takes place for your documents, questions and answers. The only exception is, temporarily, mail delivery via Resend in the USA — it carries sign-in links, invitations and purchase confirmations, never document content.
Where each layer runs
- Application Germany
- Database and vector index Germany
- Document storage and backups Germany
- Logs and metrics Germany
- Language models Germany
Verifiable, not claimed
Who besides us is involved in an answer is listed openly among the subprocessors. The data processing agreement is in German, place of jurisdiction is Germany.
No third-country transfer for your content
Processing of your documents, questions and answers ends in Germany. That removes the question of whether standard contractual clauses hold for them in individual cases — for your documentation, the reference to processing in Germany is enough. The only exception is, temporarily, mail delivery via Resend (USA); it carries sign-in links, invitations and purchase confirmations, never content from your knowledge base.
Separated, not just filtered
Documents, sections and chats belong to your organisation. No search and no answer crosses that boundary — not even by accident.
Open models, no training
Only open models are used. The provider sees only the passages a question currently needs and does not train on them.
In three steps
Up and running by the afternoon
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Create the organisation
Enter a name, invite the team by email or domain. No password, no credit card, no sales call.
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Upload documents
The handful of files most questions revolve around. Vryne processes them in minutes and tells you when they are ready.
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Ask questions
In full sentences, in your own words. The answer comes with the sources it came from — verifiable with one click.
The comparison
Rent Copilot, build it yourself — or Vryne
Most teams face this choice. All three paths work — they differ in where processing happens (with Vryne as much as possible in Germany), which models the answers come from and where you stand legally.
| Criterion | GPT / Copilot | In-house build |  |
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| Application and data in Germany | |||
| No third-country transfer of documents and answers | Standard contractual clauses required | ||
| No training on your documents | Depends on plan | ||
| Source reference with document, page and passage | Limited | Has to be built | |
| Open-source models of your choice | Closed models | ||
| Research across your documents and the web | Depends on plan | Has to be built | |
| Research plan and cost cap before the start | Has to be built | ||
| DPA in German, place of jurisdiction Germany | Not applicable | ||
| Time to launch | Immediately | 6–18 months | An afternoon |
| Maintenance & development | By the provider | Your own AI team | Included |
| Cost model | Per seat and month | Development and operation | Usage only |
Refers to ChatGPT Team & Copilot according to the providers’ public information as of September 2026. If anything changes there, we update the table.
Pricing
You pay for what you ask
No base fee, no price per seat, no minimum spend. Only usage is billed — what you don’t ask costs nothing.
€ 0
Base fee — per organisation and per person
While Vryne is in the pilot phase, neither the organisation nor a single seat costs anything. A model with a base fee is in the works; today you only pay for actual usage.
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No price per seat
Invite the whole team — by email, CSV list or your email domain. A seat costs nothing, no matter how many there are.
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Credit instead of subscription
Credit is bought in advance, belongs to the organisation and never expires. What a question costs is shown in credits right at the model selection.
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1,000 credits to start
A gift when you create an organisation — enough to ask your first own documents before anything is paid.
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Usage at a glance
What a question costs depends on the model and is shown right at the selection. Every charge is listed in the usage overview afterwards.
All amounts net, plus VAT. Credit packages start at € 20.
What the pilot phase means
When the pilot phase ends, we move existing organisations to an official free plan — purchased credit remains untouched. Organisations that stay unused for a long time may be deleted after prior notice. What that means in detail is set out in the Terms of use.
Questions and answers
What gets asked before the start
The points the decision usually comes down to.
Is Vryne GDPR-compliant?
Vryne is built so that its use in your organisation is GDPR-compliant: documents, questions, answers and the vectors computed from them are processed exclusively in German data centres, no transfer to a third country takes place for them, and no model is trained on your content. Add to that a data processing agreement under Art. 28 GDPR with a TOM annex and an open list of subprocessors.
Where is our data processed?
In German data centres, with Sliplane in Falkenstein: application, database, vector index, document storage, backups and logs. The language models, too, run exclusively in Germany via a European gateway. No US cloud provider is involved, not even with a region in Frankfurt.
Is our content used to train models?
No. Neither Vryne nor the operator of the models trains on your documents, questions or answers. Technically the model layer only ever receives the text sections a single question currently needs — never the full knowledge base.
Do we need a data processing agreement?
Yes, and you get it from us: under Art. 28 GDPR, in German, with a TOM annex and the list of subprocessors; the place of jurisdiction is Germany. For your record of processing, the reference to processing in Germany is enough — the review of whether standard contractual clauses hold in individual cases does not apply to your documents.
What happens to our documents when we delete them?
What you delete disappears immediately: documents are removed together with their text sections and the vectors computed from them, and answers no longer rely on them. The original files can be downloaded at any time. No index remains that still knows a deleted piece of content.
Is Vryne a European alternative to ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini?
Yes. Vryne is enterprise AI from Germany for organisations in Germany and Europe: application, data and language models run exclusively in German data centres — without OpenAI, Microsoft, Anthropic or Google and without a US cloud. Unlike a general chatbot, Vryne answers from your own documents and backs every statement with document, page and passage. Contract and data processing agreement are German, the place of jurisdiction is Germany.
What does the EU AI Act mean for using Vryne?
Vryne is an assistance system for knowledge and research and as such usually does not fall under the high-risk categories of the AI Act — as long as you do not use it yourself for a high-risk purpose such as recruitment. The required transparency is built in: answers are recognisable as AI answers, every statement is backed by its source, and usage is recorded in the activity log. Classifying your specific use and the AI literacy duty under Art. 4 remain with you as the deployer.
Ask your own documents
Create the organisation, upload a few documents, get going. Sign-in works via a link by email — no password, no credit card.
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