Smartloop Studio
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Details for Smartloop Studio
Package name
- smartloop-studio
License
- Proprietary
Last updated
- 22 October 2026 - latest/stable
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Local AI Assistant
Running AI locally today means choosing between hundreds of models, guessing at quantization, and hoping it fits in your RAM. We make those calls for you, so it just works — without you making a single technical decision.
Features:
- AI search - Use hybrid AI search to get the latest information from the web for a topic while processing sensitive information on device
- Optimized models — run optimized open models directly on your hardware. No cloud required, no data leaves your machine.
- Create skills — turn your repeatable work into reusable skills that automate tasks and shape how your AI responds.
- Personalized projects — create projects tailored to your needs, with your own documents, skills and connected tools.
- Document processor - Process information from personal documents. All locally!
- Connect to external systems — Linear, Notion and other data sources
Nothing leaves your device. Nothing to leak.
Free to use, with an optional Pro plan for AI search credits and limited support
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