Your AI. On your machine.
Private AI runs on your own computer — your chats, your files, your automations, your keys. Nothing lives in someone else's cloud. Reach it from your phone over a relay that can't read a thing.
One private app, everything on-device
The desktop app is the whole thing — it stores your data locally and does the work.
Chat
Talk to Claude, OpenAI, a local Ollama model, or your Claude CLI subscription. History stays in local SQLite.
Abilities
Give the model real tools — web search, your files, email, and any MCP server — with an agentic tool-use loop.
Bots
Describe an automation in plain language; it becomes a scheduled .md workflow that runs itself.
Media
Generate images locally with Qwen-Image (fully offline) or via an API, straight into a local gallery.
Phone mirror
Pair your phone with a QR code and drive your desktop from anywhere over a zero-knowledge relay.
Yours, offline
Pick a local model and it never needs the internet. No account, no sync server, no telemetry.
Private means private
Not a privacy policy — an architecture.
On your machine
All data is local SQLite in your app's folder. There's no cloud database holding your chats.
Zero-knowledge relay
Your phone and desktop are end-to-end encrypted (X25519 + AES-256-GCM). The relay only forwards ciphertext — it can't read a word.
Your keys, sealed
Provider API keys are sealed by the macOS Keychain and never leave your Mac.
Reach it from your phone
Your desktop is the server. Your phone is a secure window into it — no IP setup, no port forwarding.
Run the desktop app
It holds your data and does the work, right on your Mac.
Scan the pairing QR
Open the phone app, scan the code — a one-time token pairs you and derives a shared key.
Mirror, encrypted
Everything between phone and desktop is end-to-end encrypted. The relay just routes sealed bytes.
Get Private AI
Download the Mac app, then pair your phone. It's yours, on your hardware.