Long-form articles from the Software Tailor team on regulated-AI compliance, on-prem deployment patterns, our products, and the industry developments that shape them. Every claim is sourced; every article is dated and updated when the underlying facts move.
A simple notepad that formats itself as you write — plain text to Word, automatically — with on-device AI writing help, ask-your-document Q&A with citations, ask-across-all-open-documents, annotations and a readable dark editor. Free on Windows from the Microsoft Store.
Turn speech into text on your device — from your microphone, your computer's audio, or an audio file. Export subtitles, replay and re-transcribe recordings, keep an encrypted local history. Free on Windows from the Microsoft Store.
A ground-up rebuild: paste or import text, choose an action, tone and length, and a local AI model rewrites it on your device — with match-my-style, document import and an encrypted local history. Free on Windows from the Microsoft Store.
A ground-up, cross-platform rebuild: open a PDF and ask questions answered on-device, with clickable page-exact citations — in a full reader with annotations and bookmarks that travel in the file. Windows, macOS, Linux, plus a headless CLI/MCP server.
Every AI Suite admin action lands in a JSONL audit row with timestamp, actor, and action — and no prompt or response content. The deployer keeps the content; we keep the proof an action happened.
Enterprise AI procurement stalls on deployer obligations, not technology. The deployment-architecture properties that resolve the stall in 2026, and why "we're SOC 2" is the wrong answer to the question compliance teams are now asking.
The Act's high-risk deployer obligations are phasing in through 2026. On-prem deployment doesn't dodge the regulation — but it changes which obligations are practical to satisfy, and which ones cloud SaaS can't satisfy at all.
Local inference, customer-controlled audit, and a procurement motion that already exists. Three structural reasons Software Tailor's AI products are desktop installers, not a tenant in our cloud.
More articles are added monthly. The full catalogue, including the next-to-write backlog, is tracked in our repository.
If there's a regulation, deployment pattern, or industry question you'd like us to write up, tell us. We pick one new article per month.