We build AI products around local language models and offline-first design. The model runs on your device, your data stays there, and the product keeps working when the network does not.
Most AI lives on someone else’s server. Ours is built to run on yours. A language model on your phone that still answers with no signal. Tools that work in your browser without an account. Software you can host, inspect and fork. Your device does the work, and your data never has to leave it.
Products
Five products. One private standard.
Each one does a single job well, runs on your side of the connection, and keeps its source in public.
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Coming to the App Store
Flagship / iPhone and iPad
Aurora Survival
Our flagship: a fully offline AI survival assistant for iPhone and iPad. A local language model answers from a reviewed field manual, alongside signed offline maps and species ID, with no connection needed.
Practice for the 2026 AI-assisted coding interview. Each of its 35 runnable days is a failing test suite you make pass with an AI assistant, and a spoiler-free interactive mock answers your clarifying questions.
A self-hosted daily AI learning newsletter. It turns tech news, GitHub projects and research papers into one focused briefing, and you can fork it to run your own.
Turn any public website into a full-page, clickable pixel-style preview. Layout, images and working controls are kept, and the conversion uses image algorithms and pixel fonts with no AI calls.
Your whole semester on one page. Gopher Calendar syncs Canvas and MyU from the tabs you are already signed in to, reads syllabi for the dates Canvas missed, and shows which weeks will be heaviest.