Euria

Euria is Infomaniak's answer to the same question Lumo asks — can a Swiss company give you ChatGPT without American servers — but it takes a different path to get there.

Besides a standalone web and mobile app, Euria is built into kDrive, the Infomaniak Mail Service and kChat, so the assistant already sees your files, your inbox and your team conversations rather than starting from an empty chat window.

Individuals get it free for life inside my kSuite; organisations get it in kSuite Pro from CHF 1.76 per user per month on the Standard plan, with kDrive file search on Business at CHF 7.34 and the fullest AI features, and up to 6 TB of storage per user, on Enterprise at CHF 13.83.

Everything runs on infrastructure Infomaniak owns and operates itself in Geneva and Zurich, on open-weight models rather than a licensed frontier model (Euria offers Qwen 3.5 models as well as Apertus, the open Swiss model from the Swiss AI Initiative, selectable in the interface), with Infomaniak stating that queries are neither stored nor used for training.

The company frames this as sovereignty in the fullest sense: no hyperscaler underneath, no foreign cloud contract, and — a detail few competitors mention — waste heat from the data centres is reused to heat homes nearby.

Feature-wise Euria covers web-grounded answers, writing and translation, document summarisation and audio transcription, aimed squarely at daily office work rather than open-ended research.

The trade-off is scope and polish. Euria is a productivity feature riding on top of kSuite rather than a frontier assistant competing on raw model quality, and Infomaniak does not benchmark its models against GPT or Mistral, so how they compare on your own tasks is something to test yourself.

There is no dedicated pricing for Euria alone: it has its own web and mobile app, but the plans that unlock it are kSuite or kSuite Pro. For a company already paying for Infomaniak email or storage, it is close to free; for anyone starting from zero, it is a suite purchase, not a chatbot signup.

What Euria does well

• Hosted exclusively in Switzerland, on Infomaniak-owned infrastructure
• Free for life for individuals inside my kSuite
• kSuite Pro includes it from CHF 1.76 per user per month
• Built into kDrive, Mail and kChat rather than a separate app
• Renewable energy, with waste heat reused to heat homes

Where Euria falls short

• No standalone Euria subscription; only bundled inside kSuite
• Underlying open-source models are not named or benchmarked
• Positioned for office productivity, not open-ended research or coding
• Smaller AI-specific track record than Proton or Mistral

Standout feature. The only assistant in this category whose company also tells you it reuses the AI's waste heat to warm homes.