Freedam

Self-hosting · Data & security

Your data. Your perimeter. Your audit trail.

Self-hosting is the difference between trusting a vendor with your compliance posture and holding it yourself. Here is what running Freedam inside your perimeter actually puts back in your hands.

What self-hosting buys you

Plain language, not policy jargon. Here is the real change that running Freedam yourself makes.

Data residency you control

Pick the country, the cloud, or your own datacenter. Move it later if your policy changes. Your call, every time.

Your data stays put

Assets, metadata, search indexes, and AI outputs all live inside the perimeter you defined.

Your audit log, in your tools

Stream the audit trail to the systems your security team already uses, the way they already use them.

Your encryption keys

Rotate, revoke, and govern keys yourself. Nothing leaves your environment unwrapped.

Your DPA, your subprocessors

No new vendor on your subprocessor list. The data flows you already approved are the ones Freedam follows.

Sign-in through your team

People access Freedam through the identity system your team already uses. No new account silo to manage.

Compliance posture

Your compliance work, on your terms

Regulated industries cannot wait on a vendor's certification roadmap. With self-hosting, the controls that matter most, where data lives, who can reach it, how access is logged, sit inside your governance program.

GDPR, sectoral regulators, sovereignty mandates: you stay the responsible party, and you keep the evidence to prove it.

Where data lives

Inside your perimeter

Who can reach it

Your identity system

How access is logged

Your audit pipeline

Who answers the auditor

You, with the receipts

Self-hosting · Data & security

Run Freedam inside your security perimeter

Bring your security team in. We will walk through data flows, identity, audit, and residency together.