Local AI Projects
Local AI refers to running machine learning models on a personal computer, phone, or privately managed server instead of relying entirely on remote services. It can keep prompts and files on devices users control, reduce dependence on internet access, and offer more control over model choice and data handling. Local inference can also involve tradeoffs, since performance and supported model sizes depend on available memory, processors, and graphics hardware.
Open source tools in this area include model runners, chat interfaces, desktop assistants, browser integrations, and applications for transcription or document search. When choosing one, consider its license, maintenance activity, hardware and operating system requirements, supported models, and connections to other tools. Local AI can be useful to developers, privacy-conscious users, organizations with data restrictions, and anyone who wants to experiment with models on their own equipment.
3 repositories · updated September 3, 2026

OGAD: Private, On-Device AI with an OpenAI-Compatible Local Gateway
OGAD (Off Grid AI Desktop) is an open-source, AGPL-licensed application for private, on-device AI. It enables users to run various open models, including text, vision, image, and voice, entirely locally through a single OpenAI-compatible gateway. This ensures complete data privacy with no cloud dependencies, accounts, or API keys.

Meetily: A Privacy-First AI Meeting Assistant for Local Meeting Transcription
Meetily is an innovative, privacy-first AI meeting assistant that provides live transcription and summarization entirely on your local machine. Built with Rust, it leverages models like Parakeet and Whisper for fast processing, ensuring no data ever leaves your device. This self-hosted, open-source solution is available for macOS and Windows, making it ideal for sensitive discussions.

AingDesk: Use AI Models, Knowledge Bases, and Agents
AingDesk is a desktop and server-deployable AI assistant for using model APIs or local models alongside knowledge bases, web search, and agents. It suits people who want these capabilities in one interface, with options to share assistants online.