Tools tagged with "Works offline"

Quicksand gives AI agents a Linux virtual machine for executing code and working with desktop apps on your own hardware. It's for developers who need a separate operating system for agent tasks, controlled through an async Python API.

Whats Reader lets you revisit exported WhatsApp conversations and their attachments without sending the files to a service. It works with individual and group chats, so you can review old conversations or find details buried in messages and voice notes.

WayVoice is a local AI dictation app for Linux users who want to enter text by speaking in their desktop applications. It processes speech on your machine, with no cloud service required for recognition.

Talk DAT! is a free, open-source dictation app for people who want to turn speech into formatted writing across their desktop apps. It runs on Windows 10 and 11 and Apple silicon Macs with macOS 14 or later. Downloaded models let it work offline without an account, keeping speech and text on your computer.

RTranslator helps people hold spoken conversations in different languages using their Android phones. It runs translation locally and works offline.

Helix is a paid, self-hosted platform for engineering teams coordinating coding agents. Agents work on separate tasks in parallel, while the team shares a view of their progress and reviews their work.

Chatterbox is a text-to-speech model family for developers and creators who want to generate voices on their own hardware. It suits narration, voice agents and interactive media, with models for English and multilingual speech.

RecurseChat is a Mac app for people who want private AI conversations and answers drawn from their own documents. Local models run without an internet connection or a separate server.

LEANN is a local vector database for people building AI search over personal data or knowledge collections. It reduces index storage by computing embeddings on demand rather than keeping every embedding on disk.

AgentSight is a local AI agent monitoring tool for developers investigating failed runs, slow steps or unexpected changes. It connects prompts and model calls to what agents actually do on the machine, including activity their own logs may miss.

Dictate Keyboard is a voice keyboard for people who prefer speaking to typing in Android apps. It builds on FlorisBoard and lets you choose where speech recognition happens.

ThinkRAG answers questions about your own documents using a knowledge base on your laptop. It's for researchers, students and other knowledge workers who want to find information across their files, with particular attention to Chinese text.

Selene is a desktop AI agent app for coding, browser tasks and personal assistants. You can choose local or cloud processing separately for chat, embeddings, voice and image generation.

VideoHighlighter is a desktop app for finding useful moments in long recordings without uploading footage for analysis. It helps creators cut highlights, reviewers inspect camera recordings, and interview editors locate material worth keeping.

Volyx Lens is an open-source desktop AI assistant for macOS, Windows and Linux that lets you choose which screen, microphone and system-audio inputs reach your AI provider. Linux support is experimental, with meeting audio captured on a best-effort basis. It's for people who want help with visible code, documents or meetings without continually copying context into a chat. A movable floating rail expands into chat and collapses when you don't need it.

Thuki is a floating AI assistant for Mac users who want help with the text or screen they're already viewing. It appears above other apps, including fullscreen windows, and automatically brings selected text into the conversation.

Noema is a local AI assistant for people who want to chat with models and get answers from their files on Apple devices. It brings models, documents and tools into a native workspace on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Vision Pro.

Deltafin runs full Kimi K3 on a single device for researchers and developers exploring large models on their own hardware. It preserves the original expert weights and complete expert bank, but responses are slow and long conversations take substantially longer than short completions.

NoteGen is an AI note-taking app for collecting research, meeting material and ideas before organizing them into finished documents. Notes remain ordinary Markdown files, with attachments stored on your device by default.

Kiln is a desktop workbench for teams building and testing AI applications. Engineers, QA staff and subject matter experts can work with the same tasks and datasets, including contributing ratings and examples without writing code.

HiKid is a desktop app for children in non-English-speaking countries to practice speaking and listening. Kids talk with an AI in English through a microphone, without needing to type.

Offline Translator is an Android app for translating material when you don't have an internet connection or want translation to stay on your device. It handles everyday text as well as images and PDF/ODT documents.

CloverPal is an Android app for private AI conversations and character roleplay on your phone. It runs models on-device, so you can chat offline once you've downloaded or imported a model.

LocaLM runs AI models on your own hardware for chat and optional tasks such as coding, document questions and media generation. It's for people who want a single local tool and can choose which extra capabilities to add.

Umi-OCR extracts text from screenshots and local images for people who need to copy on-screen text or process image collections without an online OCR service.

Private LLM runs AI chat on iPhone, iPad and Mac for people who want to use language models without sending conversations to a cloud service. It works offline after the first model download and doesn't require an account.

Pocket AI Lab runs AI models on an iPhone and helps you judge which ones the phone can handle. It's for people who want private chat on their device and want to check memory and storage before downloading model weights.

Cactus is an on-device AI engine for developers adding automation to mobile apps, wearables and other small devices. Its Needle model turns requests into tool calls locally, including when the device has no internet connection.

Whisper Local is a free, MIT-licensed dictation app for Windows and macOS, aimed at people who want voice typing without cloud processing. It's an alternative to Wispr Flow and Dragon that inserts speech into the active text field, including in chat apps, browsers and code editors. It doesn't require an account or API key.

Open-LLM-VTuber is an AI companion for people who want to talk with a customizable animated character. Local language and speech models let it work fully offline, with conversations staying on your device.

AppFlowy is a workspace for documents, projects and AI. Its desktop Local AI plugin connects to Ollama for local model use. AppFlowy also offers a self-hosted server deployment with language and embedding models inside your environment, including air-gapped operation. The desktop plugin and server deployment are distinct ways to use AI.

Scribr is an Android app for turning speech into text as you speak. It's aimed at people who want to capture meetings, record ideas or write notes without typing.

Omodo is a macOS menu bar AI assistant for people who manage work through Apple Mail, Calendar, Reminders and Notes. It uses models running on your Mac to track requests and handle tasks in the background.

Facet combines photo culling with a self-hosted gallery for photographers choosing keepers from a shoot or organizing a personal library. Its AI analysis runs on your own machine without cloud services, accounts or API keys.