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Results for “local inference”

16 tools in this category · Updated

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  • Quillby QuillA local-first meeting assistant for recording, transcribing, and organizing conversations.Freemium
  • OpenWhisprby OpenWhisprDictation and meeting notes with local or cloud speech modelsFreemium
  • PyGPTby PyGPTAn open-source desktop assistant for working with cloud and local AI models.Free
  • Jan Desktopby JanDesktop app for chatting with local and cloud AI modelsUnknown
  • MacWhisperby MacWhisperMac app for transcribing files, meetings, dictation and audio, with local or cloud models.Freemium
  • Screenpipeby ScreenpipeYC S26Local screen and audio history your AI tools can searchFreemium
  • OpenWorkby OpenWorkYC X26Open-source AI workspace for working with models on your files.Freemium
  • BrowserOSby BrowserOSYC S24An open-source browser with built-in AI agentsPay as you go
  • Hermes Agentby Nous ResearchOpen-source, self-improving AI agent that keeps memory and skills across sessionsFreemium
  • Bibliomeby BibliomeAn on-device document library for organizing, searching, and asking questions about your files.$29.99 one-time
  • HARPA AIby HARPA AIAI assistance and automation inside your browserFreemium
  • Summit AI Notesby Summit AI NotesA native Mac app for recording meetings and turning them into searchable transcripts and summaries.$89.99+/yr
  • Genspark AI Browserby GensparkA desktop web browser with built-in AI assistance, ad blocking and an Autopilot ModeUnknown
  • AnythingLLMby AnythingLLMYC S22Private AI assistant that runs on your own computerFreemium
  • Asideby AsideYC F25A desktop AI browser that carries out tasks on websites and accounts.Freemium
  • Pingoby PingoYC S25AI language-learning app for conversational speaking practice.Unknown

That’s all 16 tools.

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