WivenLLM
Private AI assistant and agent platform that runs open-weight models on your hardware.
- Swiss CompanyThe operating company is headquartered and legally incorporated in Switzerland.
- Swiss DevelopedThe product is primarily developed by a team operating from Switzerland.
- Swiss Data OptionSwiss hosting is available as an option or for part of the service, but is not the default for everything.
- Self-hostableCan be installed on your own servers or on-premises.
- Free PlanA permanently free plan is available (not just a trial).
Overview
WivenLLM is a private AI application from Wiven AI Sàrl in Eysins, installed on a Windows, macOS or Linux computer, on a server on the customer’s premises or as a dedicated instance hosted by Wiven in Switzerland. It offers a chat assistant that drafts, translates and summarises and answers questions from the customer’s documents with citations, plus agents that read mailboxes, extract invoice data, query databases and prepare entries in business software for human approval. It runs open-weight models such as Mistral, Llama, Qwen and Kimi; web search or an external AI provider are used only if switched on.
A free edition for a single user has no user sharing, connectors or logging. The Business licence costs CHF 70 per user per year excluding VAT, sold in lots of ten, and adds multi-user access with OpenID Connect single sign-on, roles, connectors and an audit log. Transport is encrypted with TLS; stored content relies on full-disk encryption, which is checked at installation.
Wiven AI was founded in 2025. Its separate AgentHub platform, priced per agent, orchestrates the same agents in the Swiss cloud of Exoscale or on premises. The Linux build supports RHEL-based distributions only.
Why it may be a Swiss alternative
WivenLLM is operated by Wiven AI Sàrl, which is headquartered in Eysins, Vaud. Swiss-headquartered company. Ownership is mixed or not fully verified, or development happens mainly abroad.
Swiss hosting is available for part of the service or as an option — check the hosting details below before relying on it.
May replace
- ChatGPTOpenAI · USRuns open-weight models such as Mistral, Llama, Qwen or Kimi locally; connecting an external AI provider is optional.
- Microsoft CopilotMicrosoft Corporation · USAgents connect to business software such as Abacus, bexio, SAP Business One, Odoo, M-Files and Microsoft 365 rather than being built into one office suite.
Foreign products with overlapping functionality. An alternative is not necessarily a one-to-one replacement.
Swiss footprint
Five independent questions. A Swiss company is not automatically Swiss-hosted — and vice versa. How the footprint is assessed
Swiss company. Swiss-headquartered company. Ownership is mixed or not fully verified, or development happens mainly abroad.
- HeadquartersIs the operating company headquartered in Switzerland?
- Eysins, Vaud (VD), SwitzerlandVerified[1]
- Legal jurisdiction
- OwnershipIs the company ultimately Swiss-owned?
- PartlyVerified[1]
At its founding the three partners held roughly equal shares of the CHF 20,000 capital: a Swiss citizen living in Echichens (CSO Daniel Aymé, 33%), a French national living in Annemasse, France (CEO Valdrin Latifi, 33.5%) and an Italian national living in Geneva (CTO Massimiliano Speranza, 33.5%). Aymé also holds signing authority for Mediasoft & Cie SA, an ERP vendor at the same address that Wiven names as a partner. No later change was published up to October 2026.
- DevelopmentIs the product developed in Switzerland?
- YesVendor claim[6]
Wiven AI names its premises in Eysins, between Geneva and Lausanne, as the place where its AI agents are built, and states that they are built and hosted in Switzerland. Of the three co-founders, the CTO lives in Geneva and the CEO in France.
- HostingIs customer data hosted in Switzerland?
- Optional — SwitzerlandVendor claim[2]
WivenLLM runs on the customer's workstation or server, where documents, indexes and conversations are stored, and can work without an internet connection. Wiven AI also offers dedicated instances that it hosts and maintains in Switzerland, with no data shared between customers. The AgentHub platform runs in the Swiss cloud of Exoscale or on premises.
- InfrastructureIs the hosting infrastructure operated by a Swiss-owned provider?
- Unknown / not verified
The data centre for dedicated WivenLLM instances is not named. For AgentHub, Wiven names Exoscale, which belongs to Austria's A1 Telekom Austria Group.
Features & platforms
- Platforms
- Deployment
- Made for
- Interface languages
- Unknown / not verified
Privacy & security
- Encryption at rest
- Partly
- Encryption in transit
- Yes
- Single sign-on (SAML/OIDC)
- Yes
- Not verified
- End-to-end encryption, Multi-factor authentication, SCIM provisioning, Public API and Data export
- Certifications
- None listed
Pricing
Paid plans fromCHF 70 / yearBusiness licence per user, excl. VAT; sold in lots of ten users
- Pricing model
- Freemium
- Free plan
- Yes
- Free trial
- Unknown / not verified
- Enterprise plan
- Yes
- Billing in CHF
- Yes
Prices checked 16 Oct 2026. Always confirm on the vendor’s site. Pricing page ↗
Open source
- Open source
- NoInferred[2]
No source code of WivenLLM is published; it runs open-weight models such as Mistral, Llama, Qwen and Kimi.
Company
Company in Eysins VD, founded in 2025, that develops the WivenLLM private AI assistant and the AgentHub platform for business AI agents.
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Sources & verification
Every claim on this page is marked as verified, vendor claim or inferred. Unknown means we could not confirm it — not that the answer is “no”.
- Verified Confirmed by an independent or official source such as the commercial register.
- Vendor claim Stated by the vendor in its own documentation, website or legal terms.
- Inferred Derived by the editors from indirect evidence — see the note.
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