We help founders and professionals take control of their AI workflows, infrastructure, and decisions — so they stop renting their business from SaaS vendors.
You left corporate to build something independent. Then you rebuilt the same trap — with different landlords.
You paste confidential data into ChatGPT. No input firewall. No output verification. Garbage in, confident-sounding garbage out.
Google, Slack, Notion — they own your conversations, documents, and knowledge base. One policy change and you're locked out of your own work.
Salesforce raised prices 9% this year. Adobe up 50% since the Figma bid. You have zero leverage because switching is deliberately painful.
Try exporting from Slack. Try migrating off AWS. These platforms are designed to make leaving expensive and terrifying.
Whether you're a solopreneur wrestling with AI or a funded startup drowning in SaaS spend — there's a path to sovereignty.
90% of AI outputs are garbage — not because the AI is bad, but because the inputs have no guardrails. Learn the 7-point firewall system that turns unreliable AI into a precision tool.
You're paying £2K–5K/month for tools you don't own, data you can't control, and vendor lock-in that gets tighter every quarter. There's a better architecture.
No commitment upfront. Start with a free scorecard, then decide if a deeper diagnostic makes sense.
15 questions that map your vendor dependency, compliance gaps, and estimated savings. Takes 2 minutes. No sales call required.
A 90-minute deep-dive into your stack. You get a 15-page PDF with your sovereignty score, cost comparison, risk map, and migration roadmap.
Full migration from SaaS dependency to infrastructure you own. Self-hosted stack, data migration, team training, 30-day support. Payback in 3–4 months.
Most people treat AI like an oracle — ask a vague question, trust the confident answer. That's how you get hallucinations, leaked data, and wasted hours. This checklist fixes the input layer.
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I spent 7 years inside cybersecurity — building infrastructure, patching systems, watching companies rent their entire operation from vendors who don't share their interests.
Then I noticed a pattern: most companies firewall their servers but leave the operator completely unpatched. The CEO makes decisions on bad data. The dev team trusts AI outputs without verification. The CFO pays £5K/month for tools they could own for £80.
LumiRosh exists to fix both layers. We patch the infrastructure and the decision-making process. That's what makes us different from DevOps consultancies — they fix your servers. We fix the system that decides what servers to build.
I write about this weekly in The Conscious CIO newsletter on LinkedIn. If you want the philosophy behind the practice — that's where it lives.
No. Managed hosting means you rent from us. Sovereignty means you own the infrastructure — we optionally manage it for you. You can fire us anytime and keep running everything yourself at ~£80/month. Anything else would be hypocritical.
Owned infrastructure scales the same way cloud does — you provision more capacity as you grow. The difference is you control the timeline and budget, not AWS.
AWS offers 99.99% uptime. Self-hosted on quality VPS gives you 99.9%. That's about 4 extra minutes of downtime per month — an acceptable trade-off for sovereignty and 70–80% cost savings for most startups.
When you own infrastructure, you control exactly where data lives. We set up compliant hosting in your region. No BigTech policy change can lock you out or move your data without consent.
Yes — that's the point of sovereignty. You own your data, so you can export everything and move anywhere. Try doing that with Google Workspace or Slack. It's deliberately painful by design.
Anyone using ChatGPT, Claude, or other AI tools daily for work. If you've ever gotten a confidently wrong answer, pasted sensitive data into a prompt, or wasted an hour on bad outputs — the checklist addresses exactly that.