We exist to make private AI accessible to mid-market companies

Most AI tools are built for enterprises with dedicated AI teams or consumers with no security requirements. Mid-market companies — the $5M to $50M businesses that run Canada's economy — are stuck in the middle. We built Org.Tech to fix that.

The team

Mind Model AI

The company behind Org.Tech

Mind Model AI builds private AI infrastructure for mid-market companies across Canada. We specialize in AWS-native deployments that pass security review without months of engineering.

Alex K.

AI Infrastructure Lead

Designs and deploys private AI architectures on AWS. Background in enterprise security and cloud infrastructure. Has shipped RAG systems for healthcare and financial services clients.

Sam R.

AI Strategy & Delivery

Works directly with IT Directors to map business use cases to AI capabilities. Focused on practical outcomes — not demos that never make it to production.

What we stand for

Sovereignty first

Your data stays in your environment. Always.

Quiet authority

We show up with expertise, not hype.

Predictable outcomes

Fixed monthly cost. No surprises. No scope creep.

Practical AI

We deploy what works, not what's trending.

Your data stays in Canada

All Org.Tech infrastructure runs in AWS ca-central-1 (Canada). Your data never leaves your AWS environment — not to process a query, not to train a model, not for any reason.

We don't route your data through third-party SaaS platforms. There are no external API calls that carry your content. The AI runs inside your network boundary, on infrastructure you own.

This architecture is designed to be compliance-ready for Canadian privacy regulations, including PIPEDA and provincial health privacy laws such as PHIPA (Ontario), PIPA (Alberta), and PHIA (Manitoba). Your legal and compliance teams will have a clear, auditable data flow to review.

  • All infrastructure in ca-central-1
  • Data never leaves your AWS environment
  • No third-party SaaS data flows
  • Compliance-ready for PIPEDA and provincial health privacy laws