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AI Tools for Apps & interfaces Compared

5 AI tools for Apps & interfaces, part of the Local AI category, with prices, limits and sources.

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Apps & interfaces

Desktop app for chatting with your own documents and AI agents that runs locally on your computer; no account needed.

Free accessFree plan
Paid fromnot published
  • For macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows (x64 and ARM) and Linux; open source under MIT
  • Local by default per the vendor: models, documents and chats stay on the device

Details Visit site (opens in a new tab)

ComfyUI

Apps & interfaces

Free open-source software for AI images and videos on your own computer; you build workflows from connected steps.

Free accessFree plan
Paid fromnot published
  • Desktop version free forever and open source under GPL-3.0, per the vendor
  • Fully usable offline after setup, per the vendor

Details Visit site (opens in a new tab)

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Apps & interfaces

Free desktop app for using open AI models directly on your computer, even fully offline.

Free accessFree plan
Paid fromnot published
  • For Windows, macOS and Linux; open source under Apache 2.0 (per the licence file)
  • Per the privacy page, chat history and usage logs stay on the device

Details Visit site (opens in a new tab)

LM Studio

Apps & interfaces

Desktop app for running open-source LLMs locally.

Free accessFree plan
Paid fromCloud credits (optional) · pay as you goCloud inference for frontier models
  • Run open-source LLMs locally on the desktop
  • Bionic Agent for local agent workflows

Details Visit site (opens in a new tab)

Open WebUI

Apps & interfaces

Self-hostable AI interface for local and external models, knowledge sources, tools, and team access.

Free accessFree plan
Paid fromEnterprise licence · contact salesWhite-labelling and customised branding
  • Self-hosted chat UI for local and external models
  • Knowledge sources, tools, and team access in one install

Details Visit site (opens in a new tab)

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We compare free access, paid entry, plan limits, features and the listed official sources. Unsourced figures stay marked as not published.

Methodology

Only confirmed entries appear in the catalog. Prices, plans and limits come from listed official vendor pages. Missing figures stay marked as not published. Search results are ordered by Task match by default; category and task lists are alphabetical. Both can be switched to Free access first; neither is a quality ranking. The vendor page always wins.

Is this a ranking?

No. Search results are ordered by Task match by default; category and task lists are alphabetical. Both can be switched to Free access first. We do not award stars or a test winner.

What does "free access" mean for the listed tools?

Free access can mean a permanently free plan, a time-limited trial, or a one-off starting credit with no card required. The exact type is stated on each tool's own page.

How many of the listed tools offer free access?

5 of 5 listed tools offer free access - a permanent plan, a trial, or a no-card credit.

How do I see tools with free access first?

Use the “Free access first” toggle above the list to see tools with free access first.