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Assisted evaluation · macOS on Apple silicon · replies from the people who build it
What is actually available
- Available today
- Assisted evaluation, by request. Every deployment is installed hands-on with our team — the mode and hardware are confirmed with you before anything runs. That is a deliberate choice, not a limitation.
- Product format
- A desktop application for firm-managed machines, installed with our help during the evaluation.
- Operating systems
- macOS on Apple silicon is the tested target — tuned and verified end to end. Windows and Linux builds are on the roadmap.
- Tested hardware
- 16 GB unified memory minimum for small local models; 32 GB or more for long bundles.
- Cost
- Evaluation pricing is agreed in writing before installation. You will always know the number before you commit.
- Support
- Support comes straight from the people who build Vaultr — no ticket queue between you and the source. Instead of a service-level promise, you get the makers' own attention.
Vaultr is for firms that want an inspectable local boundary, source-linked work and a human checkpoint before anything is applied. It is not for a self-serve cloud trial or for teams that need Windows/Linux support today.
During evaluation, you keep the notes and exported artefacts. In Local Mode, matter processing and those exports stay under your device's control; external modes bring the configured endpoint's retention into scope.
What the evaluation involves
- 01
Compatibility check
We confirm your hardware, operating system and matter sizes against the current build before anything is installed.
- 02
Installation and setup
A guided install on one firm-managed device, with the model you choose and the boundary mode you want to test.
- 03
Sample-matter evaluation
You run your own bundle — or a supplied sample bundle — through review, drafting and interrogation.
- 04
Decision on further use
You keep the notes and the exported artefacts. There is no obligation to continue and no automatic renewal.
Excluded from the evaluation: data migration, bespoke integrations, training programmes and any commitment to a delivery date for unreleased functionality. Read the security brief before you decide whether Vaultr fits your boundary.
- What is collected
- Exactly the fields shown in the form — nothing hidden, nothing inferred.
- Where it goes
- The site's request endpoint — a form service that logs the request to a private spreadsheet and notifies the Vaultr team. No database on this site, no CRM, and the request is never fed into website analytics.
- What it is used for
- Replying to your request and preparing the evaluation. It is not added to a mailing list.
- How to remove it
- Reply to the confirmation asking for deletion — the mailbox and the request log are held by the people who build Vaultr.
- Full notice
- The privacy notice covers this website's data handling in detail.