Meet your client’s sovereignty rules — inside their boundary.
System integrators and government contractors deliver software into clients who set the sovereignty and accreditation rules — and often forbid cloud AI on client code. NeueCode deploys inside the client’s network on local models and produces the audit evidence you hand to their security review.
Why cloud coding agents are hard to approve here
Cloud tools are excellent where cloud is permitted. This sector often cannot permit it.
The client sets the rules
You must meet the client’s sovereignty and accreditation requirements — deploying inside their boundary, with no cloud AI touching their code.
Evidence you can hand over
The client’s security review expects proof of what your tools did on their systems — a record they can verify themselves, not your word for it.
Local presence matters
Sovereign and defense clients favor partners with a local footprint and relationships — a foreign cloud dependency undercuts both.
What NeueCode brings
Deploys inside the client’s boundary
A repeatable install stands up entirely inside the client’s network — one operator installs it over SSH with the model delivered over the wire, no internet and no phone-home required.
No cloud AI on client code
Local open-weight models on the client’s GPUs mean their source and context never go to a foreign cloud; in strict mode a deny-by-default broker locks off egress entirely.
Evidence you hand to the client
Every run produces a tamper-evident Flight Recorder trail and a signed, offline-verifiable manifest — technical controls and audit evidence that support the client’s governance and compliance program, verifiable without trusting you or us.
Deploy under your own client relationship
Thin clients connect only to the appliance you stand up for the client — web, native desktop, and a VS Code sidebar — deployable air-gapped, with full Arabic and English support for Gulf engagements.
A local partner, not a foreign dependency
Delivered with the engineering team behind the platform and a Kuwait presence — so your client sees a local relationship, not a line out to a foreign cloud.
In strict mode, you hand the client a signed, offline-verifiable non-egress manifest showing the agent opened no outbound connection — app-level proof paired with on-prem isolation. 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 Contractors & Integrators?
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