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Private AI for Windows

Private local AI for Windows.

Run private AI on your own computer. Keep ordinary protected actions owner-gated, or deliberately pair the independent RemoteEndpoints extension for unattended control while nobody is at the PC.

From download to first chat

From download to your first private chat.

Review the unsigned build, choose a model, then start a local chat.

  1. 01
    Review and install the Windows build

    Check the unsigned publisher status, exact version, and SHA-256. Install only if the hash matches and your device policy permits it.

  2. 02
    Choose a local model

    Model browsing and downloads use the network only when you start them. CPU operation is verified; GPU acceleration is not yet verified.

  3. 03
    Chat on your computer

    Prompts, replies, and local memory stay on this PC. Ordinary protected local requests pause for the owner; paired RemoteEndpoints authority is a separate unattended mode.

Privacy without ambiguity

What stays local—and what uses the network.

Core local chat needs no website account or optional plugin after the app and model files are present.

On your PC

Private work stays with the app

  • Prompts, replies, and local memory
  • Downloaded model files
  • Protected-request decisions
Only when you choose

Network use stays visible

  • Website and release information you view
  • Model catalog checks and downloads you start
  • Authenticated private intent after RemoteEndpoints is independently installed, enabled, and paired
  • Public-safe memory summaries after MemoryEndpoints setup and local enablement

Installed development Connect 0.2.273 implements MemoryEndpoints browser pairing, but no real production round trip or public artifact qualification is claimed. Keep important memory local.

Current early access

Review version 0.2.242.0 as a legacy local tester.

The Windows x64 build is unsigned and is not verified for the new RemoteEndpoints standing-authority contract. Windows can show Unknown publisher. Compare the SHA-256 and follow your device policy. This is first-party product documentation, not an independent audit or certification.

Website explainsNo public command dispatch Browser checksNo upload intake Your work stays localNo localhost probing Verify downloadsChecksum-backed artifacts