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Invisibility
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Invisibility

Invisibility alternatives

One copilot for all AI models on Mac

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The best alternatives to Invisibility are Jan, and SecureAI Tools.

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Best alternatives to Invisibility

1. Jan
3 reviews
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Jan is an on-device copilot that runs 100% offline on your computer. It can run AI on any hardware, from PCs to multi-GPU clusters. It also allows users to connect to server AIs like GPT4 and Groq. Jan prioritizes privacy and is highly customizable. You can download Jan for Windows, Mac, or Linux.
Great desktop app which provides neat interface to work with LLMs in any way. For now lacks support of TTS which is certainly a convenient thing for the LLM. One handsome devil have provided rough implementation of it, and in time, maybe, Jan will have that feature as well.
2. SecureAI Tools
4 reviews
3 alternatives
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SecureAI Tools is a self-hosted alternative to popular AI tools like ChatGPT and ChatPDF. It offers Individual Edition and Enterprise Edition. The Individual Edition is a desktop app for individuals -- it runs everything locally on your computer so all your data remains private and secure. The Enterprise Edition is for teams of all shapes and sizes -- it is meant to be self-hosted within company infrastructure (on-premise, private cloud or even air-gapped facilities).
Seems like the easiest alternative to self-hosting a full blown GPT engine without actually getting into the technical nitty gritty. Not only this saves a lot of headache in LLM configuration, I would even say we can save time in data training. I'll give this a shot.