The whole product on the firm’s own computer.
Harald for Mac carries its own database and its own server. The contracts, the table and the record of decisions stay on the computer it runs on. It is built, and it is not released yet.
What leaves the computer, and what does not
To answer a question, the passages that question needs go to the model. Whole contracts are not sent.
The firm’s computer
The contracts, the database, the table, the audit trail. The app’s server answers only to this computer.
Our model server
Receives the passages, the question and the licence. It holds the model keys, so the app holds none.
The model provider
Reads the passages and hands back an answer with a quote, which the app then checks.
Limit. Our model server is written and tested, and it is not hosted yet. No agreement is signed with a model provider.
What you get when you open it
Nothing to set up beside the app itself: no database to install, no key to paste.
- First start
- The app asks you to create the first admin. Sign-in is always on, with roles for viewers, reviewers and admins.
- Models
- Supplied by us and included in the price, with a monthly allowance for each seat.
- Backups
- The File menu makes a backup of the app’s data and restores from one. A restore keeps the data it replaced beside the new one.
- Word
- The Help menu adds the Harald pane to Word for Mac. Limit. Never opened in a real copy of Word.
- The build
- Apple silicon, a disk image of 236 MB. Limit. It is not signed with an Apple developer certificate yet, so it is not offered for download.
- Windows
- Later. Nothing is built for Windows today.
Not out yet. One line and we write to you.
No form and no list sold on. An email to us, and one back when the signed build is published.