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Results for “local inference”

10 tools in the directory · Updated

“local inference”Ways to use: MobileBacked by Y CombinatorShowing 10 tools
  • Conductorby ConductorYC S24Run coding agents in parallel in isolated local or cloud workspaces.Freemium
  • Handoffby HandoffYC W20AI estimating, takeoffs and project administration for residential contractors$119+/moFree trial
  • AnythingLLMby AnythingLLMYC S22Private AI assistant that runs on your own computerFreemium
  • Dartby DartYC W22Project management workspace where people and AI agents share tasks, context, and resultsFreemium
  • ISSENby ISSENYC F24A voice-first AI language tutor for conversational practice and personalized study.Unknown
  • Pingoby PingoYC S25AI language-learning app for conversational speaking practice.Unknown
  • a0.devby a0.devYC W25AI coding agent for building and publishing mobile apps.Unknown
  • Replicasby ReplicasYC X26A cloud platform for running coding agents in isolated workspaces and returning engineering work for review.$50+/mo
  • Paradevby ParadevYC P26Desktop workspace for running multiple coding agents in parallelFreemium
  • RunAnywhereby RunAnywhereYC W26Hosted open models behind one OpenAI-compatible API key and CLIPay as you go

That’s all 10 tools.

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