LocalRock
Think freely.
Compute privately.
Running AI assistants on hardware you own is the best way to secure your data.
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LocalRock
Running AI assistants on hardware you own is the best way to secure your data.
We'll keep in touch. Check your inbox to confirm.
Security
Every conversation, every document, every memory is processed on hardware you own. LocalRock runs inference on your machine, not on any cloud.
As we upgrade the software and add features, you decide when to upgrade and on which conditions. We follow strict standards to keep every release safe.
Guardrails and inspection tools allow you to audit every piece of data that flows in and out of your LocalRock.
Your Data
LocalRock generates a knowledge graph from your emails, data backups, instant messengers, and phone data. It builds a private map of everything that matters to you.
Reach your LocalRock from your phone, messaging apps, or desktop. A private VPN is setup to communicate with your assistant.
The Hardware
LocalRock Edition One is a turn-key device designed to sit quietly in your home or office. It runs your AI assistant entirely on-device.
How It Works
Ingestion pipelines tailored to your data sources and workflows. You control what your LocalRock sees and how it processes information.
Your LocalRock retrieves and synthesizes your personal data in real time, getting more useful the longer it runs, without ever sharing what it learns.
The latest open-weight models, optimized for each task and each user. Updated with every generation, always private.
What We're Building
The core of LocalRock will be open source, developed in the open on Codeberg. As the software matures, everything ships as rolling releases — community-driven, no strings attached.
For those who want something ready to go, we're building Edition One: a dedicated machine designed to sit on your shelf and run your assistant entirely on-device. Pre-configured, nothing to build, nothing to manage.
We're also developing LocalRock Lite, which runs on cloud hardware inside a Trusted Execution Environment — hardware-level isolation without owning the box. The easiest way to start.