Euria

Euria is Infomaniak's AI assistant, hosted only in Switzerland on open source models. It handles writing, translation, summaries and transcription, works inside kSuite email and drive, and states that user data is not saved or used for training.

Euria is an AI assistant built by Infomaniak, the Swiss cloud and hosting company. It covers the everyday jobs people expect from a chat assistant: answering questions with help from web search, drafting and correcting text, translating, and condensing long material into short summaries. What sets it apart is where and how it runs. The service is hosted exclusively in Switzerland on open source models, with no reliance on outside services, and Infomaniak states that submitted data is neither saved nor used to train models. The product is aimed at people and organisations that handle sensitive information, including those in critical sectors, and at anyone who wants an alternative to US-based assistants. Compliance with the Swiss FADP and the GDPR is part of the pitch, as is the use of local renewable energy to power the infrastructure. In practice Euria can be used directly in a browser at its own address, through a mobile app, or from inside Infomaniak's kSuite tools. Within kSuite it works on email, where it writes, rewrites and translates messages, and on the drive, where it searches documents, translates them, summarises them and finds text in scanned PDFs and images. It also transcribes dictated notes, audio recordings, voice messages and video conferences into structured text, and it can summarise long message threads and group conversations. The same assistant reaches into other Infomaniak services, such as subtitle and description generation for video hosting and AI help inside the Site Creator. Among alternatives, Euria competes less on raw feature breadth than on jurisdiction and integration. Developers can also use Infomaniak's separate AI platform, which exposes open source models through an OpenAI-compatible API, and GPU instances for training. Teams already using kSuite get the most from it, while those outside that ecosystem will find it closer to a privacy-focused general chat assistant.