Your deliberations should not travel outside Europe.

Public sessions, committees, staff meetings: Vuisio is hosted in the EU or on your own infrastructure, and its code is open to anyone who wants to read it.

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  • EU hosting, or self-hosted
  • No big-tech services
  • Open source, AGPL
What you can check before buying
  • French vendor

    Geezot, a company registered in France, outside the CLOUD Act and outside FISA.

  • National hosting

    Servers in France. The address is public and can be checked at RIPE.

  • Open code

    Core software under AGPL 3.0. Your IT department can audit it before any commitment.

  • Reversibility

    Installation on your own servers is possible. You leave with your data and the software.

01 / THE PROBLEM

Public procurement commits you for longer than a subscription.

A tool chosen today shapes your practices for years. The question is not only the monthly price, but who holds the data, under which jurisdiction, and what it costs to leave.

Today

  • The vendor answers to a non-European jurisdiction.
  • Your IT department cannot have the code audited.
  • No installation is possible on your servers.
  • Leaving is expensive: closed formats, no export.
  • Use depends on renewing the hardware fleet.

With Vuisio

  • French vendor, national hosting you can verify.
  • Code under AGPL 3.0, auditable before you decide.
  • Installation on your own infrastructure if you want it.
  • Recordings and documents exportable at any time.
  • Runs on existing hardware, from 1 GB of RAM for ten participants.
02 / A SESSION

From a committee to its minutes.

The sequence of a session, with no extra tool.

  1. You convene

    One room link per body. Elected members and staff join from a browser, with no account to create and nothing for IT to install.

  2. You hold the session

    Raise hand for the speaking order, polls for indicative votes, screen sharing for the documents on display.

  3. You record

    Recording triggered on the server side, timestamped attendance for each participant, shared documents kept with the session.

  4. You archive

    Attendance list and conversation exportable as CSV, the full record as JSON. On the Sovereign plan, nothing leaves your own servers.

03 / WHAT MATTERS HERE

What matters in public procurement.

Auditable before you decide

The code is published under AGPL 3.0. Your IT department or an outside contractor can examine it without asking our permission, and before you commit to anything.

Frugal on hardware

A server with 1 GB of RAM and 2 cores carries about ten participants. Vuisio runs on machines other solutions consider past their life, with no fleet renewal. For a plenary session, budget 6 vCPU, which carry 450 to 500 participants.

Voice anonymisation

The voice signal is transformed in real time. Useful for listening services, reporting lines and vulnerable audiences.

Recommended plan

Sovereign, to keep hosting under your control.

Installation on your servers or in a dedicated cloud, configurable data retention, service commitments, support with the rollout. Priced according to the infrastructure chosen.

On request

depending on the infrastructure

See every plan on the pricing page

04 / QUESTIONS

What local authorities ask us.

Does Vuisio hold the SecNumCloud qualification?

No, and we do not imply otherwise. Vuisio holds no qualification or certification to date: not SecNumCloud, not ISO 27001, not HDS. Our ESG page lists explicitly what we do not claim. What we do offer can be checked another way: open code, French hosting and the option to host it yourself.

How can we check the servers really are in France?

Resolve beta.vuisio.online, then query RIPE on the address you get. You will find a block registered under the name Scaleway, country FR. It takes two minutes and requires trusting nobody.

Can Vuisio be hosted on our own servers?

Yes, with the Sovereign plan. A guided installer deploys the solution on your infrastructure. In that case we host nothing and have access to no data.

What hardware should we plan for?

It depends on the size of your sessions. Our tests show that a server with 1 GB of RAM and 2 cores carries about ten participants, on an entry-level Intel Atom processor, and that 6 vCPU are needed for 450 to 500. The test protocol is published and reproducible. You can therefore reuse existing hardware for the smaller instances.

What happens if we decide to leave?

The software is under AGPL 3.0: you can keep using it and hosting it yourself without us. Session records export as CSV and JSON at any time.

How long is session data kept?

Thirty days by default. The period is set by whoever runs the server: when you self-host, you set it, according to your own archiving obligations.

Get started

Try it on a real session.

Open a room, hold your next meeting, then look at what the export gives you. That is the only test that counts.

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