Local LLM on Your Android Phone
Keep a model on your phone and chat with it offline. Free, open source, no account.

What you need to run a local LLM on Android
An Android phone and some free storage. Nothing else.
How to run an LLM on Android
Three steps. The model download takes the longest.
Get it on Google Play
The app is free and works on Android 7.0 and up. There is no account and nothing to sign up for.

Pick a model
Choose one inside the app. It downloads once and stays on your phone. Each model takes 1GB to 4GB.

Turn the network off
The model runs on the phone itself. It keeps answering in airplane mode, on the metro and anywhere with no signal.

Works offline, stays private
The model file sits in your phone storage. The phone does the work, so nothing is sent anywhere.
No signal, no problem
On a plane, on the metro, in a basement. You need the network once, for the model download, and never again.
Nothing leaves the phone
Your messages stay in the app. There is no account, no server and nothing saved in a cloud.
What your phone needs
Android 7.0 or newer. It works best with 6GB of RAM or more, and each model takes 1GB to 4GB of storage.
FAQ
What people ask before running a local LLM on a phone.
Yes. The model file sits in your storage and the phone does the work. Phone models are smaller than desktop ones, and on 6GB of RAM or more they are quick enough for everyday use.
It works best on phones with 6GB or more. With less RAM you can still use it, but you need to pick smaller models.
Android 7.0 or newer.
Between 1GB and 4GB each. You can delete a model when you need the space and download it again later.
Yes. You need the network for the first model download. Everything after that works offline.
Yes. Free on Google Play, open source, and there is no account and no subscription.
Yes. Your messages stay on the phone. Nothing is sent to a server and nothing is saved in a cloud.
The desktop app handles bigger models, up to 13B with 32GB of RAM. On the phone you pick from the models offered in the app.
Yes, for Mac, Windows and Linux. Same app, same idea, bigger models.
Yes, on the App Store, for iPhone and iPad with iOS 16.2 or newer.


