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Local AI

by Md Arafath Rahman

5.0
17
Screens
Android
Platform
Free / Open Source
Price

A versatile AI client and provider aggregator for Android. Connect custom endpoints, OpenRouter, Ollama, Google AI Studio, Anthropic Claude, and Groq with native system integration, custom skills, WebDAV backup, and browser web access.

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Key Features

Universal AI Hub for Android

Aggregate every leading AI backend into one cohesive, beautiful Material 3 workstation.

Multi-Provider Aggregation

Connect OpenRouter, Ollama, Claude, Google AI Studio, and Groq with seamless endpoint switching.

Android System Integration

Highlight text anywhere in Android and tap 'Local AI' to summarize, rewrite, or translate instantly.

Local LAN Web Server

Host a password-protected local browser web UI on port 8080 to chat from your laptop on the same Wi-Fi.

Custom Skill Builder

Build specialized AI agent skills with markdown instructions, role personas, and parameter constraints.

Hardware Power Governor

Fine-tune CPU and GPU power limits to balance inference speed with battery preservation and cool temps.

WebDAV & Local Storage

Store conversations locally with granular cache management and automated WebDAV sync for cloud backups.

Design System

Color Palette

High-tech emerald and deep pitch black palette offering luminous clarity for developer tools and generative chat.

Dark Theme

Background
#0A0D0E
Surface Card
#12171A
Accent Emerald
#10B981
Primary Text
#FFFFFF

Light Theme

Background
#F4F9F6
Surface Card
#FFFFFF
Accent Emerald
#059669
Primary Text
#0F172A

Built With

Kotlin Android (Kotlin) Material 3 Material 3 Expressive Jetpack Compose Jetpack Compose Room Database Room Database StateFlow & Coroutines StateFlow & Coroutines Multi-Provider REST API GNU GPLv3 Open Source
17
Total Screens
2
Theme Modes
6+
AI Providers
100%
Offline Capable
Local AI

Interested in this project?

Local AI is open source. Check out the source code on GitHub, fork it, or build it locally with Android Studio.