Banksy AI
Banksy AI
One box that sits in your office and does eight jobs: your AI clone (an assistant in your own voice), an AI phone receptionist, email and paperwork, an ad and video studio, meeting notes and translation, answers from your files, and an encrypted NAS for everything the firm owns. All of it runs on hardware you own — your clients' data never touches anyone's cloud.
The receptionist answers our own line today: (631) 910-6840 — and the box publishes its own uptime at banksyai.com/status.
Most firms would buy these separately: AI software seats, an answering service, a marketing agency and a backup server. The AI Answer Box does all of it on one private box in your office.
A local AI for the whole firm — it drafts, summarizes, and works across your email, documents, and messages, answering from your files instead of the public internet. Nothing you type is sent to an outside AI vendor. It's the private alternative to typing client work into a public chatbot.
24/7 in English and Spanish, natural voice, full transcript to your phone after every call, tentative callback booking. This is the piece that's live today — call the line and hear it.
A 5-bay, encrypted network drive at the core of the box — shared storage and automatic backup for the whole firm, with optional encrypted box-to-box replication to a second location. Your files stay on your drives, in your building.
We clone your voice on the box, so your assistant talks as you, on the phone and on the box's screen.
Short ads with your cloned voice, captions and music, start to finish on the box. Nothing posts until you approve it.
Sorts your email and drafts replies, captures your time, builds invoices and sends you a morning brief.
Takes notes only after everyone agrees to be recorded, and translates live in eight languages.
Answers questions from your own documents and shows which file each answer came from. Law firms also get Lex, New York legal research with a citation checker.
Every capability below is running right now on our own line. Call it. That's the demo.
24/7, in English or Spanish today — it detects the caller's language and answers in kind, in a natural voice. 50+ more languages available on request.
Every word a caller says lands in your messages moments after the hangup. Full transcript, every call, no exceptions.
Callers can request a call back. It pencils a tentative slot on your calendar and texts you. It never confirms anything — you do.
Keeps its own on-premise call log — repeat callers are flagged, silent hang-ups are noted, nothing is ever promised.
The box checks its own vitals every hour and publishes them — you always know it's up, and so do we if you want support.
The AI — transcription, reasoning, voice — runs entirely on the box in your office. Unplug the internet and it still thinks.
Designed by a practicing attorney for people whose calls — and files — are confidential.
It greets, listens, takes the message, offers a callback, and assists your team with the work. It follows a script discipline: short answers, no improvised promises, no legal advice — ever.
Every caller word reaches you verbatim. Nothing is summarized away, filtered, or lost. You are the only decision-maker.
Transcripts, recordings, call logs, calendars, documents — processed and stored on the box in your office. Not on OpenAI's servers. Not on ours.
In September 2026, Latham & Watkins — one of the largest law firms in the world — revealed it bought its own Nvidia GPU servers to run sensitive client work on hardware the firm controls. Its CIO's stated reason: the firm won't place certain client information with "any cloud vendor."
What a 3,000-lawyer firm built over three years with a 100-person AI team, the AI Answer Box brings to a solo or small practice on day one — your calls, your mail, your documents, answered by AI that runs entirely on hardware you own.
Keeping privileged, sensitive work off a model vendor's cloud is exactly where the market leader landed. The Box is that posture, priced for a practice that doesn't have a data center — or a 100-person AI team.
Bloomberg Law reported the Latham move in September 2026. Read the story →
Start with the hosted receptionist, or own the full three-in-one appliance outright. Same trust model — the difference is how much of it lives in your building. Extra lines are $25/mo each, on every plan.
We assign your line to a dedicated AI Answer Box in our Weehawken rack — one box per customer, so your calls, transcripts and messages sit on a machine nobody else uses. We register a business number (or forward your existing one), load your hours, services and intake questions, and run a test call with you. Most lines are live within two business days. Calls are answered in English or Spanish, transcribed, and texted or emailed to you; bookings go to your calendar. If you later buy a box, we move your number and your history onto it and the hosted fee stops. Cancel any month; we delete your data from the hosted box within 7 days of cancellation and confirm in writing.
We're onboarding the first firms now. Leave your email and we'll reach out when it's your turn — or lock the $4,195 price for 45 days at /order for $100. No spam, no drip campaign; just a heads-up when it's your turn.
Your email stays with us — never sold, never handed to an AI vendor. That's the whole point of the product.
"No cloud" means the AI and your data. A phone call has to travel through a phone carrier — that's what a phone call is. What never leaves your building: the transcription, the AI's reasoning, the voice synthesis, the assistant's work, your stored files, and every stored word. No AI API sees your callers or your documents. Ever.
The receptionist is live today; the box is shipping to founding firms. You can call the line right now and hear the receptionist — that piece is in daily use. The private AI assistant and the NAS ship on the box appliance itself, which we're installing for founding customers now. Reserve one and we'll tell you exactly where your unit is in line.
It is not a lawyer, and it says so. The receptionist takes messages and books tentative callbacks. It does not give legal advice, quote fees, or form an attorney-client relationship — and it's scripted so it can't accidentally try.
If it breaks, you'll know before you're embarrassed. Every box monitors itself hourly. We see a problem the same hour you would — usually before.
Your box keeps working. No subscription required. You own the machine outright. We will never remotely disable a machine you own.