Tresor

Tresor vs Gemini

AI assistants are everywhere — but not all of them are built for sensitive data. This page offers an objective comparison so you can choose what fits your team best.

Quick Comparison

Key differences at a glance.

Data Privacy

Tresor
EU-only secure enclaves, end-to-end encryption, customer-held keys
Gemini
Processed on provider-managed servers; keys and storage policies vendor-controlled

Compliance

Tresor
GDPR/HIPAA alignment, audit-ready logs
Gemini
Compliance posture depends on SKU and configuration; vendor-managed

Customization

Tresor
Confidential AI Assistant + Secure AI Memory (private knowledge)
Gemini
General-purpose assistant with broad features and integrations

Use Cases

Tresor
Regulated industries: finance, healthcare, government, education, legal
Gemini
Broad, general use: creative, productivity, multimodal

Control

Tresor
Full control over keys and retention
Gemini
Policies and infrastructure managed by vendor

Strengths of Gemini

Where a general-purpose assistant shines.
  • Multimodal capabilities
    Strong image, text, and tool integrations for wide scenarios.
  • Ecosystem
    Tight integration with other vendor services and tools.
  • Speed to value
    Quick to start for general tasks and prototyping.

Where Tresor Stands Out

Built for privacy-first teams handling sensitive data.
  • Confidential by design
    Zero-access architecture with encrypted processing and memory.
  • EU-sovereign
    All data processed in European secure enclaves (CPU/GPU TEEs).
  • Compliance-first
    Audit-ready logs; GDPR/HIPAA alignment for regulated teams.
  • Customer-held keys
    You own the keys — govern access and retention end to end.

Who It's Best For

Pick the right tool for the job.
Choose Gemini if…
You need broad, multimodal assistance for non-sensitive work and value integrations within that ecosystem.
Choose Tresor if…
You handle sensitive data or operate in regulated industries and need sovereignty, compliance, and key ownership.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about Tresor and our Zero-Access approach.