# Augure

> Augure is a sovereign AI platform for Canadian organizations. Every prompt, document, and output stays on Canadian infrastructure.

## What Augure Does

Augure provides AI tools — chat, knowledge base, contract review, OSINT, and a local desktop surface — built entirely on Canadian compute. No US cloud exposure, no CLOUD Act risk, no data used for model training.

## Key Facts

- Service type: Sovereign AI platform for regulated Canadian organizations
- Website: https://augureai.ca
- App: https://chat.augureai.ca
- Legal app: https://legal.augureai.ca
- Contact: hello@augureai.ca
- Enterprise: enterprise@augureai.ca
- Infrastructure: Canadian data centres (no US corporate parent, no US investors, no US infrastructure providers)
- Languages: Native Quebec French and English

## Products

The Augure platform has five surfaces:

- **Chat**: Secure AI chat for regulated work. Sovereign reasoning models, document upload, deep research, web search, native in Quebec French and English.
- **Knowledge**: Private organizational knowledge base. Upload firm or team documents, query with AI, get cited answers. Permissions and access control built in. No training on your data.
- **Legal**: AI contract review for Canadian law. Clause-level analysis (green/yellow/red), playbook builder, redline + review, saved workflows, compliance scoring across PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, CASL, PHIPA, CPCSC, and OSFI B-10.
- **Lighthouse**: Sovereign OSINT for defence, trade, and policy teams. Pulls from ACLED conflict data, CCCS cyber advisories, Canadian procurement feeds, sanctions registries, and your own sources.
- **Code & Cowork**: Native Mac and Windows desktop app. Everything Chat does plus local code execution, agent loops, filesystem access, and Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace integration.

## Models

- **Ossington 4**: Flagship sovereign reasoning model. Tuned for Canadian law, tax, and Quebec French. Fully Canadian inference.
- **Tofino 2.5**: Fast everyday model. Bilingual, optimized for speed. Drafting, summarization, and internal Q&A. Available on the Free tier.

Both models are built for Canadian law and Quebec regulatory context.

## Platform Pricing (CAD)

- Free: C$0 — generous daily allowance, Ossington 4 with daily limit, 5 chat document uploads/month, 5 Knowledge sources at a time, 1 project (up to 5 files)
- Pro: C$20/month — no message limits, monthly compute allowance (~14M standard tokens), 100 chat document uploads/month, 5 Knowledge sources at a time, 10 projects (10 files each), advanced search
- Max: C$80/month — 4x Pro's compute allowance, unlimited documents, 15 Knowledge sources at a time, unlimited projects (50 files each), deep research agents, priority support
- Enterprise: Custom — SSO, dedicated support, custom compliance documentation, volume pricing

## Legal Pricing (CAD)

- Solo: C$149/month — 5 contracts/month, single practitioner
- Partner: C$299/month — 10 contracts/month, firms of 2-3
- Firm: C$499/month — 25 contracts/month, firms of 3-5
- Practice: C$1,499/month — 100 contracts/month, firms of 10-20
- Enterprise: Custom — unlimited contracts, custom integrations, SLA

## Compliance

- **Law 25** (Quebec): Architecture eliminates cross-border data flow documentation
- **PIPEDA** (Federal): All data handling follows PIPEDA consent and accountability principles
- **CPCSC** (Defence): Eliminates AI tooling as a compliance gap for defence contractors
- **PHIPA** (Ontario health): Health-sector readiness in scope
- **CASL, OSFI B-10**: Built into the Legal compliance checker

## Data Sovereignty

- All data processed and stored on Canadian infrastructure
- No US corporate parent, investors, or infrastructure providers
- No legal pathway for US authorities to compel data access
- Data never used for model training
- Encrypted: TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest

## Target Users

- Canadian law firms handling client-privileged work
- Defence contractors with CPCSC obligations
- Quebec organizations navigating Law 25 requirements
- Federal and provincial government vendors requiring Canadian data residency
- Healthcare organizations under PHIPA
- Any Canadian organization where AI data jurisdiction matters

## Enterprise & Verticals

Augure offers custom deployments, vertical solutions, and partner programs:

- Defence: https://augureai.ca/solutions/defence
- Legal: https://augureai.ca/solutions/legal
- Healthcare: https://augureai.ca/solutions/healthcare
- Mental Health: https://augureai.ca/solutions/mental-health
- Data Sovereignty: https://augureai.ca/solutions/data-sovereignty
- Custom Models: https://augureai.ca/solutions/custom
- AI Agents: https://augureai.ca/solutions/agents
- Contract Review: https://augureai.ca/solutions/contract-review
- Teams & Volume Discounts: https://augureai.ca/teams

## Company Information

- Company name: Augure
- Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- Type: Canadian-owned AI platform
- No US corporate parent, investors, or infrastructure

## Blog Topics

The Augure blog covers Canadian data sovereignty and the CLOUD Act, Law 25 / PIPEDA / CPCSC / PHIPA compliance guidance, the Canadian AI landscape and sovereign alternatives, shadow AI risks in regulated organizations, and practical AI usage in regulated industries.

## For More Information

- About: https://augureai.ca/about
- Products: https://augureai.ca/products/chat
- Knowledge: https://augureai.ca/products/knowledge
- Legal: https://augureai.ca/products/legal
- Lighthouse: https://augureai.ca/products/lighthouse
- Code & Cowork: https://augureai.ca/products/code
- Enterprise: https://augureai.ca/enterprise
- Models: https://augureai.ca/models/ossington-4
- Security: https://augureai.ca/security
- Blog: https://augureai.ca/blog
- Pricing: https://augureai.ca/#pricing

## Contact

- General: hello@augureai.ca
- Enterprise: enterprise@augureai.ca
- Security: security@augureai.ca