Run here
Use browser-local capability when the device and browser support it.
Free tools should become your tools
Find it free. Keep it in your stack.
Search free, open, and local AI capabilities. Use a native tool when possible, save outside tools when needed, and return to one personal toolchain instead of another endless list.
Your personal AI stack
One place to return.
Activate a tool and it stays pinned in this browser. The same stack is designed to become the lightweight entry into the broader XOmni ecosystem later.
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WriterBrowser-local when supported
ACTIVATER
RewriterReusable tone and length
SAVE+
Your next toolLocal, connected, or external
ADDStart with repeatable tasks
Free tools that route back to your home stack.
Each task page lets the user activate a capability, run it locally when the browser supports it, or retain a reusable prompt and outside-tool route.
Free AI writer
Draft from an idea.
Use Chrome’s local Writer API when available or create a reusable prompt package.
Open writer →Free AI rewriterImprove existing text.
Change tone or length locally on supported desktop browsers.
Open rewriter →Free AI summarizerReduce long text.
Create key points, a short summary, or a headline without sending the text to this site.
Open summarizer →The fallback matters
Native first. Connected second. Endless directory last.
Add to My Stack
Store the capability, instructions, and route locally so the user comes back here.
Open the wider index
When there is no native or connected route, expose outside free and open tools transparently.
Open and local starting points
Tools that keep more control with the user.
Ollama
Run and serve supported models on your own computer.
LM Studio
Discover, download, and run local language models through a desktop interface.
Open WebUI
A self-hosted interface connecting local and cloud models, tools, and knowledge.
Jan
A local-first desktop, web, server, and CLI AI platform.
WebLLM
Run compatible language models directly in WebGPU-capable browsers.