Local AI Desktop
A cross-platform desktop AI app with capability-lane routing.
An Electron chat and coding app that routes requests across Write, Research, Build, Image, and Video lanes with streaming and local history.
- Cross-platform Electron desktop app
- Capability-lane routing across Write, Research, Build, Image, and Video
- Streaming responses with local history
- Model provider abstracted behind the lanes
A production-style, cross-platform desktop AI application built with Electron and React. Its distinguishing idea is capability-lane routing: instead of one generic chat, requests are directed into purpose-built lanes — Write, Research, Build, Image, and Video — each tuned for its task. It streams responses, keeps history locally, and uses Venice as the model provider under the hood.
Structuring the app around lanes makes it feel less like a chatbox and more like a toolkit, where the interface reflects what you are actually trying to do. Keeping history local keeps your conversations on your own machine. Organising the app around lanes instead of a single chat box means the interface changes to match the task at hand, and keeping history on-device means your work and conversations are never handed to a cloud provider you did not choose, which is the whole point of a local desktop app.