An offline and uncensored AI agent… just in case.
Your own off-grid AI expert.
No internet, no subscriptions.
— from the workshop · Columbus, Ohio
An offline and uncensored AI agent… just in case.
No internet, no subscriptions.
— from the workshop · Columbus, Ohio
Subscription. Account. Internet. Terms you didn't read. A company that may or may not exist next quarter. Pull on any one of those — and your helper disappears.
The brain is a file on a drive in your pocket. Your conversations are plain text on your computer. There's no account. There's no remote service. Nothing to turn off.
Writing. Planning. Explaining. Translating. Help thinking through a hard decision. Word a difficult email. Quiz you on something you're learning.
Drop a .txt, .md, .csv, or .html onto the chat. The AI indexes it privately on your machine and cites the parts it uses.
Point OfflineMind at a folder of notes, manuals, recipes, contracts. Every chat can draw from it. Re-index when you add new files.
A Field Manual companion who stays calm in a crisis. A Frank advisor with the safety rails off when a benign question doesn't need a lecture. More on the way.
A photo, a screenshot, a sign in a foreign language, a chart, an error message. Drop it. The AI reads it without ever sending it anywhere.
Export any chat as a typeset PDF. Editorial layout. Yours to keep, share, or staple to the fridge.
Pull an uncensored variant when the default model is being prudish about a benign topic. Your judgment, your conversation.
Reference cards on the drive. Readable on their own. Each one: what to do now, what people get wrong, what to do if you have ten minutes.
Boil for one minute. Three above 6,500 ft. If you can't boil, use plain bleach.
Six categories ship on every drive: Water, Fire, First Aid, Shelter, Signal, Food. Tap a question to ask the AI about a card.
One email when drives are ready. One. No marketing follow-ups.
One email when drives are ready. That's it.
Yes. The AI runs on your laptop. No message leaves your computer.
Windows 10 or 11. At least 8 GB of memory. 16 GB makes it faster.
Neither. One-time purchase. Works forever.
About as smart as the cloud was eighteen months ago. Smart enough for almost anything most people ask. The trade-off is privacy — and that this brain doesn't get worse, more expensive, or shut off.
Yes. Drop a photo. The vision model on the drive reads it locally. Good for screenshots, handwritten notes, mystery objects, foreign menus, error messages.
Drop a .txt, .md, .csv, or .html. The AI indexes it on your machine and cites the parts it draws from.
A pre-set tone and approach. Field Manual companion for emergencies. Frank advisor for when the default is being prudish. Pick from the chat header.
Yes. Free library of open models — Llama, Qwen, Mistral, Gemma, vision models, uncensored variants. They show up automatically.
No. Distilled from CDC, Red Cross, FEMA. Call 911 in an emergency. Take a Stop the Bleed class. The cards remind; they don't replace muscle memory.
Windows ships first. Mac follows once Windows is rock solid.
One person. Columbus, Ohio. By hand.