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LibreChat

From public chat to your own environment.

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Three situations we encounter every day.

Why choose a LibreChat partner?

  • You don’t know where your company data ends up

    Colleagues paste customer data, quotes, and internal documents into a public chat because it’s convenient and no one has forbidden it. With your own environment, you can keep that information within your organization without having to ban anything.

  • Everyone has their own subscription

    One person uses one plan, another uses a different one, and they both pay for them separately. No one knows how much it costs or what it’s being used for. In a single environment, the plans are displayed side by side, and you can see usage.

  • The answers don’t apply to your company

    A model without access to your own documents provides general answers. If you connect your own knowledge base, it will generate an answer that aligns with how your company operates.

LibreChat as the engine behind your own AI environment

Banning AI doesn’t work; people will use it anyway, just without your knowledge. The question isn’t whether your colleagues are using it, but where their input ends up.

LibreChat is the engine powering your own environment. It’s open source, so you run it on your own infrastructure and decide which models are included and who has access. You’re not tied to a single vendor.

You retain control over access, models, and data. We build it and ensure it integrates with the systems your team already uses.

What We Do with LibreChat

We start by determining what data can be stored where. This is a discussion with your organization—not a technical configuration—and it determines what the environment will look like.

Then we set it up: hosting, access by user group, the models you want to offer, and the integration with your own documents. The latter is what makes the difference between a chat window and a colleague who knows your business.

Finally, there’s the actual use: which tasks are best suited for it, how do you track what works, and who monitors usage. Every month, we review the results and make any necessary adjustments.

Three things you’ll notice in the collaboration.

Why choose Redkiwi as your LibreChat partner?

  • You can see for yourself what’s happening

    You can see who’s using the platform, which models are running, and what it costs. Every month, we go over this together, and you decide what changes to make. You stay in control of the direction; we make sure the technology supports it.

  • Independent advice

    If five people are working with AI and it’s only about text, a business subscription is simpler and more cost-effective. A dedicated environment pays off when you have multiple teams or sensitive data. And that’s exactly what we’ll tell you.

  • Development and management under one roof

    We build and manage the systems involved, so hosting, access, and integrations all come from a single source. You’ll work with a dedicated specialist who knows your environment.

Frequently Asked Questions About AI in Marketing

01/ What happens to our data when you use AI?
Customer data and confidential documents aren’t just shared in a public chat. We agree with each client on what information can be shared and where, and we work in a secure environment when necessary. We establish these terms before we begin.
02/ What do you use ChatGPT for?
For research, first drafts, and repetitive tasks: summarizing competitive analyses, writing ad variations, and organizing large volumes of responses. Editorial decisions and the final text remain the work of humans, because a model doesn’t know your market.
03/ Can you configure the AI to use our own documents and tone of voice?
Yes. We configure the AI based on your own sources: your tone of voice, your product data, and your brand guidelines. This ensures you get results that align with your brand rather than with the average content found online.
04/ Do you use AI to write your copy?
No. A model writes fluently but averagely, and “average” is exactly what you don’t want on a page that needs to stand out from your competitors. We use it to get a first draft faster, not to deliver the final version.