Euria is an AI assistant from Infomaniak, a Swiss hosting company with data centres in Switzerland. It draws on open-source AI models and is built around a sovereignty pledge: your data is not used to train the underlying models, and it is not shared with third parties. The service is fully GDPR and Swiss FADP compliant, and Infomaniak runs it on renewable energy.
Reviewed by Marco Wollank
Euria
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Covered
A covered pick. Anyone can use it as a private drop-in, with no setup or know-how. Enough for most people. Threat levels
Our take
Euria’s main argument is jurisdiction and transparency: Swiss data law, a company with a long track record in sovereign hosting, and a clear contractual no-training commitment. It is not end-to-end encrypted in the way Lumo is, so Infomaniak can technically access your chats. The protection is legal and contractual rather than cryptographic. That matters if your threat model goes beyond ad targeting. For professionals in regulated industries who need a compliant, European-hosted AI assistant with no Big Tech dependency, Euria is one of the few credible options.
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