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The passage
The relevant excerpt remains beside the answer instead of disappearing into a long results list.
Open source · Self-hosted
Aletora is an open-source platform that answers questions from internal documents — policies, procedures, contracts — while keeping the passage, version state, and context of every answer in view. Run on your own infrastructure.
Pre-release: the source code will be published under the EUPL-1.2. The repository is not public yet.

What stays visible
The view is made for review: not just reading an answer, but placing its source and state in context.
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The relevant excerpt remains beside the answer instead of disappearing into a long results list.
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Version, page, and state give the team a clear starting point for further review.
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Related sources remain within reach when one passage does not answer the whole question.
A route to review
Aletora supports professional review. It does not make regulatory decisions or replace approval.
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Start with the concrete question, not a file path or an unwieldy folder structure.
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Read the answer with the passage and document state it points to.
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Professional judgment and release decisions remain with your team.
Open source
Aletora is developed as an open-source project, not a hosted service. There is nothing to sign up for here: you deploy the software yourself, and your documents never leave your infrastructure.
Runs on your own infrastructure, optionally with locally served language models. Documents and questions stay on your systems.
Licensed under the European Union Public Licence — a recognised copyleft licence that also covers provision over a network.
Python and FastAPI, PostgreSQL, Qdrant, and a React front end, with local LLM inference. No black box.
The repository is not public yet. Leave a message and we will let you know as soon as the source opens.
Where it fits
Aletora is for teams whose internal knowledge needs to remain traceable and available in the right context.
Inspect procedures, evidence, and supporting documents where the question arises.
Read governing content with its related document state and context.
Make recurring questions from internal knowledge easier to assess.
Contact
Write to us about the project, self-hosting, or the licence — or leave a note and we will let you know as soon as the repository is public.
Please do not include product data or confidential documents in this form.