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On this device

Models that run on your own device

Small open models download once into this browser and answer on your GPU. No key, no sign in, and nothing you type leaves the device. They cost nothing because your device does the work.

  • No key, no sign in
  • Your words stay on this device
  • Free, because your GPU does the work

This device

Asking this browser for its GPU

6 models, small to large

Each is a download you choose, once. It stays in this browser until you delete it.

  • SmolLM2 360M

    by Hugging Face

    212 MB download · 4k context

    needs about 376 MB of GPU memory

  • Qwen3.5 0.8B

    by Qwen

    443 MB download · 4k context

    needs about 1.6 GB of GPU memory

    a thinking model, asked to answer directly

  • Gemma 3 1B

    by Google

    602 MB download · 4k context

    needs about 711 MB of GPU memory

  • Llama 3.2 1B

    by Meta

    710 MB download · 4k context

    needs about 879 MB of GPU memory

  • Qwen3 1.7B

    by Qwen

    985 MB download · 4k context

    needs about 2 GB of GPU memory

    a thinking model, asked to answer directly

  • Llama 3.2 3B

    by Meta

    1.8 GB download · 4k context

    needs about 2.3 GB of GPU memory

How it works

The engine is WebLLM by MLC (Apache 2.0), version 0.2.85. Each model is compiled ahead of time into WebGPU programs and runs in a worker beside this page.

The weights come from Hugging Face and the compiled model from GitHub, once. This browser keeps them in its Cache Storage until you delete them here or clear the site's data.

Your GPU writes every reply. No prompt and no answer goes to Antimatter or to any model provider. In chat, a thread is saved the way your other threads are.

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