Privacy & control

Run Laconote inside your own perimeter

Self-host the entire stack and keep every recording, transcript and summary on your own infrastructure. Connect any Laconote app with a single Workspace URL.

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Run Laconote inside your own perimeter

Your data stays home

Recordings, transcripts and summaries never leave your servers.

One Workspace URL

Point the web, desktop and mobile apps at your backend by entering a single URL.

Data residency

Meet strict compliance and residency requirements by keeping everything in-region.

Disable what you don't need

Turn off third-party integrations like Google or Telegram sign-in for air-gapped setups.

Same product, your perimeter

All the features of cloud Laconote, running on infrastructure you control.

Enterprise support

On-premise deployment ships with SLA and dedicated support on the Enterprise plan.

How self-hosting works

1

Deploy the backend

Run the Laconote backend on your own servers with Docker Compose.

2

Enter your Workspace URL

On any Laconote app's sign-in screen, expand 'Connect your own server' and paste your URL.

3

Work as usual

Your team uses the same apps — every request now goes to your private backend.

Self-hosting FAQ

What is a Workspace?

A Workspace is simply the URL of your self-hosted Laconote backend. Enter it once on the sign-in screen and the app talks to your server instead of the cloud.

Can I use the mobile and desktop apps with self-hosting?

Yes. The web, macOS desktop and mobile apps all support pointing at a custom backend via the Workspace field.

How do I get on-premise deployment?

On-premise deployment, SLA and dedicated support are part of the Enterprise plan. Contact us and we'll help you set it up.

Keep your meetings in-house

Run Laconote on your own infrastructure with full control over your data.