Local AI chat
The AI model can make mistakes — verify important information.
The AI model can make mistakes — verify important information.
Local AI chat is a language model that runs right on your computer, in the browser, via WebGPU. Unlike cloud chatbots, your messages aren't sent to an AI server: your device's GPU generates the response. You can choose from open models: Qwen, Llama, Gemma, Phi and DeepSeek R1.
Your messages and responses are processed on your device and aren't sent to our server. Only the model weights (from Hugging Face) and the WebLLM library (from jsDelivr) are downloaded from the internet. The site collects visit statistics: Cloudflare Web Analytics without cookies, while Yandex Metrica and Google Analytics load only if you've accepted cookies. Conversation text is excluded from analytics recording. Learn more in our privacy policy.
More on mozgi.io: the video prompt generator, the AI prompt catalog, and skills for Claude and AI agents.
In principle, yes: it's a chat with a language model. But the models here are small, so their answers are simpler and they make mistakes more often. On the upside, your messages aren't sent to an AI server.
No. The model stays in your browser, and next time you just select it — it loads from the cache in a few seconds. If you clear the site data, you'll need to download it again.
Your browser or GPU doesn't support WebGPU. Update Chrome or Edge on your computer.
Yes, but only in your browser. Each chat is saved automatically and stays in the "My chats" list on the left: you can open and continue it, rename or delete it. Conversations never go to a server, so they won't be on another device or after you clear the site data.
For the first hour you can use it without signing up or subscribing — the hour counts from the first time you open any of the locked mozgi.io tools. After that you need a subscription: it gives full access to all locked tools, prompts and skills. Your saved chats stay in your browser either way.