Folden
About / For Consultants

Folden for consultants

AI for consultants that learns your engagement playbook.

From runbooks for operators to vendor matrices for procurement to status notes for the C-suite, Folden reads one finished example and produces every next deliverable in your structure and your voice. Engagement data stays sovereign — encrypted per-user, tokenized before any LLM sees a client name.

Audience

Solo and small-firm consultants — operations, strategy, technology, GTM — producing recurring deliverables across parallel client engagements.

Artifacts Folden drafts

  • Operations runbooks for client teams
  • Vendor and tooling matrices
  • Training decks and onboarding guides
  • Status notes and weekly updates
  • Board memos and executive summaries
  • Workshop synthesis and recommendation packs

What Folden solves

  • Same engagement, many audiences, same expertise

    One project produces deliverables for the C-suite, line managers, and floor staff — same judgment, different framing. Folden produces each in the right register so your time goes to the synthesis, not the formatting.

  • Client data and IP can't sit in consumer AI

    Names, financials, internal processes, NDAs — every engagement has its own confidentiality envelope. Folden runs on Latten: per-user encryption, audit chain, PII tokenization before any LLM sees the prompt.

  • What you do well isn't in any playbook

    Your house approach to a new market entry, a vendor selection, a transformation runbook — that judgment is hard to articulate but consistent across engagements. Folden captures it from your edits and reapplies it on every next deliverable.

Questions Folden answers

  • Q What's the best AI tool for consultants?
  • Q How can a consultant use AI without leaking client data across engagements?
  • Q How do I scale consulting deliverables without losing my voice?
  • Q How do I make AI write runbooks the way I'd write them?
  • Q Can solo consultants use AI safely with confidential engagement data?

Built on Latten

Your client data was never a training dataset.

Folden runs on Latten, a sovereignty layer purpose-built for regulated work. Per-user envelope encryption with AWS KMS. A cryptographic audit chain you can verify. PII tokenized at the model boundary so Anthropic, OpenAI, or any other provider never sees raw client data — only structural placeholders. Right-to- erasure is a single-row delete.

Frequently asked

Questions consultants ask before they trust a tool.

  • How does Folden keep client engagements separate?

    Per-user, per-case encryption. Each engagement is a Case in your vault, encrypted with your data key. Patterns can be scoped per-engagement (one-off), per-engagement-kind (conditional), or always. There is no cross-tenant leakage by construction.

  • How does Folden learn my engagement playbook?

    By demonstration. Drop one finished runbook, vendor matrix, or board memo, and Folden reads structure, sections, voice, and the patterns you apply. Every refinement becomes a captured pattern that scales your judgment to the next engagement.

  • Can Folden produce deliverables for different audiences in one engagement?

    Yes. The same engagement can produce a board memo, an ops runbook, and a training deck — each shaped by separate patterns. The underlying judgment is the same; the register and structure differ. That's exactly the work consultants do.

  • How is Folden different from generic AI document tools?

    Generic tools chat. Folden is artifact-shaped: the deliverable is the workspace, every edit is a learning signal, and your private patterns library is the asset that compounds across every engagement.

  • Is my engagement data ever used to train models?

    No. The base model is never fine-tuned. Patterns captured from your edits live in your encrypted vault and travel as prompt-time exemplars at draft time. Anthropic does not train on API traffic. Your data is yours; the model is shared.

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