Run Local LLMs on your hardware

Build with Qwen, Gemma, Llama and more models fully private, offline and free.

Atomic Chat running local LLMs on device

Run 1,000+ models

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What is a local LLM?

A local LLM is an AI model that runs on your device, not in the cloud. A prompt never leaves your machine: the model loads into RAM and your own CPU or GPU writes the answer — the same math ChatGPT's servers do.

Private by design

Every prompt, file and chat stays yours, nothing is sent to a server or used to train on your data.

Works offline

No dependency on a cloud server or network connection — just download the model and use without any limits.

No Censorship

Pick an uncensored model from the library and run legitimate prompts without refusals.

No Subscriptions

You don't pay a subscription or per-token fees. The community has already shipped 1,000+ open-weight models — all free to download.

No limits

There are no weekly token quotas or rate limits — the only limit is your hardware.

Customizable

Full control over your setup. Pick a model, then adjust temperature, context size, quantization and other settings.

What model's name actually means

Local models are named the same way, but each name carries different tags.

Match a local LLM
to your hardware

What are you running on?

Atomic Chat vs Local LLM tools

The only one with a mobile app, 1-click setup and open-source code.

Atomic Chat
LM Studio
Ollama
AnythingLLM
Native mobile apps
iOS + Android
iOS only
No
No
 GUI
Yes
Yes
CLI
Yes
Set up
1-click
Easy
CLI setup
1-click
Work with documents
Yes · RAG
Yes
No
Yes · RAG
Open-source
Apache-2.0
Proprietary
MIT
MIT

What you can do with Local AI

Local models are capable across a wide range of everyday tasks.

Analyze

Ask questions about reports, contracts — files are read on-device, nothing is uploaded to the cloud.

Debug your code

Run your engineering loop without worrying about the API bill.

Run agents locally

Plug KiloCode, Cline or any agent into your local server and let it run.

Work with images

Vision models read screenshots, scans and photos locally.

Summarize

Turn long reports, papers and email threads into short summaries.

Work offline

Keep working when you are  traveling or have no internet connection.

Run LLM locally in just 3 steps

Download and install Atomic Chat to run a local LLM
Step 1

Download & install

Free for macOS, Windows and Linux. No account needed.

Choose and download an open-source local LLM model
Step 2

Pick a model

Choose from 1,000+ models — it downloads to your disk once.

Chat with your local LLM privately, offline
Step 3

Start chatting

It keeps working from anywhere.

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macOS
(M1 or better)
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Windows
(x64)
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Linux
(x86_64)
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Mobile
iOS
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Android
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FAQ

Everything about running a local LLM on your own device.

Instead of sending your prompt to a company's servers the way ChatGPT or Gemini do, a local LLM downloads the model onto your own machine and runs it right there. After the one-time download nothing depends on the internet, and none of your data ever reaches an outside server.

Yes. After you download a model once, chatting, document analysis and the local API all run with Wi-Fi off. You only need a connection to download new models or update the app.

Completely. Because nothing is sent to a server, your prompts, files and chats stay on your disk. No account is required, and your conversations aren't logged in the cloud.

Yes. Atomic Chat is free and open-source under the Apache-2.0 license. There's no subscription, no per-message fee and no usage cap.

Yes. Drop in documents like contracts, medical records or financial files and ask questions about them — the analysis runs entirely on your device, so nothing is uploaded to a server or logged in the cloud.

For coding, the local-AI community keeps coming back to Qwen 3.5. It runs fully on-device and can explain a function, hunt down a bug or refactor proprietary code — nothing leaves your machine, which matters when an NDA or company policy blocks sending code to the cloud.

Yes. Atomic Chat exposes a local, OpenAI-compatible endpoint — point agent tools like Kilo Code or Hermes at it to run them on-device, with no API keys and no per-token billing.

Atomic Chat runs 1000+ local AI models, including Llama, Qwen, DeepSeek, Mistral, Gemma and Phi. You download a model once, then switch between them freely — all on-device and free.

Most modern laptops run small to mid-size local LLMs comfortably: about 8GB of memory handles 8B models, 16GB handles 14B, 32GB handles 32B, and 64GB+ runs 70B. Efficient quantization lets bigger models run on everyday hardware.

Yes. Atomic Chat is available on iOS and Android, so you can run models on-device and keep chatting even in airplane mode.

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