Vaultr has self-certified conformance with ISO/IEC 5230:2020, the international standard for open source license compliance.
Vaultr is a local-first AI platform built specifically for legal teams, centered around Lex—an on-device assistant designed to read, draft, and reason across legal matters without data ever leaving the firm’s infrastructure. By completing OpenChain ISO/IEC 5230 self-certification, Vaultr reinforces its commitment to transparency, trust, and rigor across both its data privacy architecture and its open source supply chain.
“Trust is the entire product in legal AI. Being transparent about our open source license compliance is part of the same commitment that drives our local-first, zero-egress architecture — law firms shouldn’t have to take our data handling on faith, and they shouldn’t have to take our licensing on faith either,” says Sabarinath, Founder & CEO of Vaultr.
About Vaultr
Vaultr is a local-first AI platform for legal teams, built around Lex, an on-device assistant that reads, drafts, and reasons across matters without matter data leaving the firm’s machine. In local mode, processing runs entirely on-device with no outbound connection, and every finding is span-level cited back to the source document. Vaultr is open source under the AGPL-3.0 license and is currently in assisted evaluation with firm-managed deployments.
Learn more about Vaultr:
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Website: https://vaultr.web.app
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Trust Center: https://vaultr.web.app/trust
