Building the Infrastructure for Sovereign AI

InBharat.ai is a deep-tech artificial intelligence company building foundational systems for trustworthy, private and local-first AI. Its core technologies include SILT, a trust-gated AI learning layer, and Pocket AI, a portable private AI architecture. Both are patent pending in India — applications 202631101454 (SILT) and 202631102427 (Pocket AI).

SILT keeps training data local, records tamper-evident capability credentials, and composes small specialized models without centralising sensitive data. Pocket AI keeps the authoritative state of a personal AI on the owner's hardware so intelligence follows the user across machines. These technologies are developed in public repositories and are not cloud-only wrappers.

The InBharat product suite applies this deep-tech foundation to real problems: JAK Swarm, an open-source self-hostable agentic company OS with evidence graphs, drift detection, and JAK Shield risk gating; JAK Shield, a universal agent security layer; KathaKitaab, AI-powered interactive storybooks in Indian languages; TestsPrep, AI-driven adaptive test-preparation analytics; UniAssist.ai, university guidance for international admissions; and the InBharat AI console, a voice-first agentic search platform.

The InBharat AI console offers voice-first agentic search and multi-modal AI with research, coding, education, executive, and shopper modes across 11 Indian languages — English, Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia, and Assamese. You can try it free on the web with a few messages before signing in — no credit card required.

InBharat.ai is built for Bharat: small business owners automating operations, students preparing for exams, developers shipping faster, and teams that need AI in their own language. The console is voice-first so it works on low-end phones and patchy networks, and every response is grounded with live web search when facts matter.

Trust and safety are first-class. JAK Swarm pairs an evidence graph with drift detection and a JAK Shield risk gate so agentic work is auditable and reversible; every approved artifact leaves an audit trail. The company favours open-source, self-hostable components so teams keep control of their data.

InBharat.ai is founded by Reeturaj Goswami, on a mission to make foundational AI infrastructure accessible across Indian languages, devices, and workflows — not a wrapper around a single model, but a suite of deep-tech systems designed around how Bharat actually works.

Every InBharat tool is built India-first: designed for low-bandwidth networks, low-end Android phones, and the languages people actually speak — then open-sourced or self-hosted so teams keep full control of their data, their costs, and their models.

Contact the InBharat team at https://www.inbharat.ai/contact or email info@inbharat.ai for partnerships, product feedback, or research collaboration on SILT and Pocket AI.

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