Infer
An open, cross-platform AI browser. Local models first; your own key when you need more.
Local models first.
A browser with the model inside it, and your library of pages, files and notes that you can ask.
Mac first; iPhone and iPad are the point
2026
Swift and SwiftUI; local models through Ollama; your own key for hosted ones
Exploring: the one we most want to pursue right now
A local-first research tool: a library of links and files you could ask questions of
Browsers that are intelligent and simply work across platforms are rare. The ones that exist send what you read to someone else's server, or tie you to one vendor's model.
A browser with the model inside it. Local models first, your own key when you need a bigger one, and a library of pages, files and notes that stays on your machine and can be searched and asked without leaving the window.
The first version was a research tool, not a browser: a library you could question. The browser was the part that was missing; the library stays. Local embeddings and on-device search were enough for a personal library, and cheaper than every hosted alternative.
Make it a browser. Then make it cross-platform without making it generic.