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17 posts tagged #privacy
Browse 17 posts tagged Privacy, including practical setup notes, reviews, comparisons, and workflow patterns for engineers working with AI tools.
BrowserOS is an open-source Chromium fork with a built-in AI agent. BrowserClaw gives your AI agents control of a real browser signed into your accounts. AGPL-3.0, 12K+ stars.
Self-hostable web analytics that needs no cookies, is GDPR/CCPA ready, and tracks Core Web Vitals alongside sessions, funnels, and custom events.
ToolKuai processes videos, images, and PDFs entirely in your browser. No uploads, no server, no data leaving your device.
Free browser-based document comparison tool. Compare TXT, PDF, DOCX, JSON, and Markdown with line, word, and character-level diffs. Privacy-first: files never leave your device.
QueryVeil runs entirely in your browser. Drop in a CSV and the AI investigates your data without ever uploading it — DuckDB handles processing locally.
Edit, merge, sign, and convert PDFs entirely in your browser. BreezePDF runs client-side with zero uploads — free tier available.
An independent iOS browser built by a single developer, funded directly by users. Minimalist design with full customization for power users.
Free browser toolbox for images, PDFs and dev tools. 100% client-side processing with zero uploads, zero sign-up and full offline support.
Safe2PDF converts web pages to PDF entirely on your machine. No cloud, no tracking, no FBI warnings about document retention. A privacy-first tool built after the author received their own warning.
Pluely is a privacy-first, open-source AI desktop assistant that stays hidden during meetings and video calls. Built with Tauri and Rust, only 10MB.
Reyn is a privacy-first desktop AI for Mac that watches your screen, builds a private work journal, and answers questions — all locally.
Trace is a macOS menu-bar app that transcribes meetings locally on Apple silicon. No cloud, no accounts, no meeting bots. Outputs clean markdown with flagged key moments.
Meetily is a self-hosted AI meeting notes tool with 100% local processing. No cloud dependency — all data stays on your own server.
Free browser-based PDF tools with local AI search. Merge, split, compress, convert, sign, OCR. Model loads once, works offline – your files never leave your device.
anarlog is a free, open-source alternative to Granola. Record, transcribe & summarize meetings locally with your own LLM. MIT-licensed, privacy-first, built with Rust + Tauri.
Andi is an AI search engine that gives answers, not just links. Chat with it to get deep answers on complex topics, with no ads, no tracking, and no usage.
Tinfoil runs open-source LLMs on cloud GPUs with hardware-backed privacy guarantees. Your data never leaves the secure enclave—not even Tinfoil can access it.