Self-hosted · Bedrock-only

Private AI dashboard. Your AWS account. Bedrock only.

A self-hosted starter kit — React + FastAPI + Terraform — for teams that want internal chat and workflows without shipping prompts to a hosted SaaS or third-party model APIs.

Not OpenAI-backed. Not multi-tenant SaaS. Code you can read.

Get it on Gumroad

Built for engineers who already run AWS and want a known path to Bedrock behind their own API and UI.

“Private AI” often means someone else’s cloud.

Hosted tools are convenient until prompts, retrieval context, or filenames cross a boundary you do not control. This kit is the opposite: you deploy the API and UI; Bedrock is the only model path; data handling defaults to no storage unless you opt in.

What’s in the box

  • React dashboard: chat, workflows, settings, usage
  • FastAPI backend: AWS Bedrock only
  • Terraform: API Gateway + Lambda (container), S3 + CloudFront with OAC, IAM, SSM; optional logging bucket if you enable it
  • Three YAML starter workflows: summarize, ticket → engineering spec, brain dump → action plan
  • Docs: quickstart, AWS, Bedrock, privacy, troubleshooting (in the package)

See pricing on Gumroad

Privacy-first defaults

  • No prompt/response storage by default
  • Logging is explicit opt-in
  • If logging is on, it stays in your infrastructure

Buyer-facing summary: Privacy policy · Technical source of truth: docs/privacy.md in the product download.

Who should not buy this

You want a fully managed SaaS with seats, roles, and billing inside the product.

You will not use AWS Bedrock.

You need packaged SOC2/HIPAA compliance as part of the product.

If you are still reading and use Terraform already, you are probably in the right segment.

Before you buy

  • AWS account with Bedrock access for your models
  • AWS CLI + Terraform
  • Docker (for Lambda container build/push on deploy)
  • Node 20+ and Python 3.11+ for local dev

FAQ

Is this hosted?

No. You run it in your account.

OpenAI?

No. Bedrock only.

Can my team use it?

Single-tenant style kit; multi-user product features are not the focus of v1.

Support?

Self-hosted kit; expect docs-first, like any internal tool.