National AI capability — on your own terms.
The state should be able to use the best AI technology — on its own terms: AI that runs on infrastructure the institution controls, where the institution itself decides what it can reach and what is allowed to leave. NeueCode is the working layer for that idea — not a product looking for a problem.
In the years ahead, the question will not be who has access to AI — everyone will. The real difference will be between a state that consumes AI as an external service, and a state that can run it, govern it, and develop it inside its national infrastructure. NeueCode works on the second part: enabling institutions to use advanced AI while the decisions, the data, the policies, and the audit record stay under their control.
Why cloud coding agents are hard to approve here
Cloud tools are excellent where cloud is permitted. This sector often cannot permit it.
Total dependence on an external provider
AI consumed purely as an external service puts the models, the roadmap, the pricing, and the off-switch in someone else’s hands — a strategic dependency, not just a procurement choice.
Sensitive data pushed outside
Cloud AI tools must send code and context out to function. Ministries, authorities, and classified networks often may not allow that at all — which turns the choice into “cloud, or no AI”.
Accountability questions without answers
Who used AI? What did it do? Which tool ran? What left the network? A public institution must answer these from its own records — not from a vendor’s dashboard it cannot verify.
What NeueCode brings
National capability
The state owns an AI layer that runs on its own infrastructure — open-weight models on your GPUs, with the freedom to choose models today and change them tomorrow. Nothing depends on a foreign API being reachable.
Control over data
Institutions should not have to send code and sensitive data outside to benefit from AI. Everything runs inside the entity’s environment; in strict mode, egress paths are locked by architecture and the install does not phone home — air-gap ready.
Governance and accountability
Who used AI? What did it do? Which tool ran? What left the network? A tamper-evident, signed audit record answers each question from your own infrastructure — with per-user permissions and policy enforced on every egress path.
Strategic flexibility
The choice is never “cloud, or no AI”. Local models do the work; where the institution permits it, external services can be used under the institution’s own policies — and one sovereign restriction locks every cloud path, no matter what other permissions allow.
Building knowledge inside the state
The more capability runs locally, the more the state can develop models, processes, and skills tied to its institutions’ own needs — instead of permanent dependence on a ready-made foreign product. Structured pilots and deployment consultation align with national AI agendas.
Arabic first, not translated after
The platform is bilingual with full right-to-left support — the console, the audit views, and the agent itself work in Arabic and English, built for Gulf government teams from day one.
In strict mode, each run emits a signed, offline-verifiable non-egress manifest showing the agent opened no outbound connection — app-level proof paired with on-prem isolation, which an independent auditor checks offline. The full no-packet guarantee is the optional OS-enforcement tier.
Read the security architectureFrequently asked questions
Can NeueCode run fully on-premise or air-gapped for Government & Defense?
Yes. The agent, the local open-weight models, and the audit trail all run on your own servers and GPUs. In strict mode the agent's cloud and network paths are made structurally unreachable — an app-level control paired with your on-prem isolation (a packet-level OS tier is optional) — so it operates inside restricted or air-gapped networks.
Does our source code leave the network?
No vendor cloud is required. The models run on your GPUs, and file edits, shell and tests run on the developer's own machine. In strict mode NeueCode signs a per-run non-egress manifest — offline-verifiable evidence your auditors check without trusting the vendor.
Is NeueCode SOC 2 or ISO certified?
No — NeueCode is not certified against any framework. Its evidence export is mapped (not certified) to EU AI Act, DORA, NIS2, SOC 2 CC6, ISO 42001, and SAMA/NCA controls — it provides technical controls and audit evidence that support your own governance and compliance program.
Does NeueCode support Arabic?
Yes — the product itself (not just the website) is fully bilingual English/Arabic with full right-to-left support, with a Kuwait- and GCC-focused deployment and support model.
Start with a sovereign AI pilot.
Installed on your server, inside your network, on one test repository — ending with a security review session and exported audit evidence.
See how the pilot works