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description Off Grid AI Pro is a private intelligence layer for your laptop. It captures your day, remembers everything, and drafts the next move, on your own hardware. No cloud round trips. See every feature.
Off Grid AI Pro · Live now

The assistant that
was in the room.

The free app runs models. Off Grid AI Pro adds the layer that sees your day, remembers it, and gets ahead of you, the way a chief of staff would. Always on, on your own hardware. It is live now on your laptop and your phone. You never brief it. It briefs you. Nothing is sent anywhere, because there is no server to send it to.

Off Grid AI Pro is live today on desktop and mobile. Pay $50 once before July 1 and you keep it for life. After July 1 it moves to the $39/month founder rate, and to $99/month once that window closes. The layer that merges your phone and laptop into one is landing through July, and you run each piece the day it ships. This is the lowest price it will ever carry.

What Pro is

You do not remember what you did last Tuesday. Your laptop does.

Pro is a quiet record of your work that you can actually ask. It watches the meeting, reads the thread, sees the ticket, then files all of it into one local memory you can search, replay, and act on. The model runs in your laptop's own memory. No cloud round trips, no account, no API key.

A personal chief of staff used to be a privilege. The compute to run one now sits in your bag. Pro is that layer, private and in your hands, not rented from a company that reads your mail.

It moves through four stages: it sees, it remembers, it acts, and then it gets ahead of you.


It sees

Capture is one primitive, always your choice. Pro only sees what you let it see, per device, with a visible recording indicator. Pause it from the menu bar anytime. Off grid means in your control, not just off the cloud.

Screen capture, on device
It quietly takes in what you see and do, turns it into text, and remembers it. Opt-in per device, with a recording indicator and a pause button in the menu bar. The pixels and the text never leave your disk.
Meetings, recorded and transcribed
It detects when a call starts, records it, transcribes it, and separates who said what, all on device. The decisions and the action items are searchable the moment the call ends. No bot joins your meeting. No audio is uploaded.
Source of truth, not screenshots
When you open a Notion page or a Linear issue, Pro pulls the real thing from the source, on device, instead of guessing from pixels. It learns what you care about from what you look at, then fetches the accurate version.

It remembers

A second brain only works if you feed it. This one feeds itself. Capture, meetings, email, Notion, Linear, and Jira flow into one local memory without you copy-pasting anything.

It never forgets
Everything you see and do becomes memory you keep, even after you switch tools. Your conversations across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini end up in one place that is yours. Switch apps whenever you want. Your memory stays.
One search across everything
Search your entire work life, not one app at a time. The message, the page, the meeting, the screen from last week, all in one place that only you can read. The end of where did that go.
A CRM that builds itself
Pro maps the people, projects, and companies you work with, and what is open with each, with cross-source summaries. A relationship graph you never have to update, because it updates itself from what you already do.
Replay your whole day
Scrub through your day like a recording. Every screen, in order, on device. The thing you swear you saw three hours ago is right there. The rear-view, in full resolution.

It reflects

Not hours logged. Mind share. Pro shows what you actually spent the day thinking about.

Where your time really went
You start no timer and tag nothing. At day's end the breakdown is just there: 4h on the rewrite, 50m on Slack, 30m you will wish you had back, and how many times you context-switched to get it.
Your day, laid out
Open your laptop and the day is already planned: your meetings, the tickets that matter, what to protect focus for, and who you are about to meet. The rear-view becomes the windshield.

It acts, you approve

Pro can draft the reply, file the ticket, update the doc. It never does it on its own. Every action is a proposal you approve, and every approval is logged. This is not an open-ended agent you hand the keys to. It is structured, with guardrails you set, so you stay in control.

Approval-gated actions
Drafts and changes land in a queue. You read, edit, and approve before anything leaves your device. Nothing acts on the world without your sign-off, and the sign-off is recorded.
To-dos, found not written
You wrote we need to ship X by Friday in an email. Pro noticed and put it on a list. It finds the commitments you make and the asks aimed at you, across everything you touch.
Skills automation
Set a trigger, set an action. On a schedule, on a keyword, on an event. Pro runs the routine for you and routes anything that touches the outside world through the same approval gate.
Connectors that read and write
Slack, Gmail, Calendar, Notion, Linear, Jira, GitHub, any MCP server, connected in one click. Read tools run freely. Write tools route to the approval queue. You approve every action that leaves the machine.

It gets ahead of you

Imagine opening your laptop and the day is already laid out. The 9am is with someone you have not spoken to in three months. There is an open item you never closed. A draft reply is waiting for the email you have been avoiding. You did not ask for any of it. It noticed, because it was there with you all day.

That is the proactive secretary. It does not wait to be opened. It briefs you on the day, surfaces what matters, and drafts the next move before you remember you owe it. Every draft is still yours to approve.


Built for people who build

Pro is tuned for software, design, and product. It speaks issues, PRs, cycles, and tickets, not generic tasks. Linear, Jira, GitHub, Sentry, and Vercel connect in one click. The context that makes the rest useful is the context you already work in.


Sync: one brain across your devices, landing through July

Your laptop knows your work. Your phone knows your life. Today neither has the full picture. Off Grid AI Sync is the private backbone that closes the loop, and it is rolling out through July 2026.

When it lands, captures, memory, and context move device to device over your own network, never through a cloud relay. Your work and your life merge into one model of your day, and it is one you alone can read. Buy now and every piece arrives the day it ships, at no extra cost.

Device to device, no relay
Your phone and laptop sync over your own network, never a server in the middle. There is no cloud copy to leak, subpoena, or train on. The transfer is between your devices and no one else.
Merges while you sleep
You set nothing up each day. The two devices reconcile in the background, so the morning briefing already has both your work and your life in it. One picture, ready before you open the lid.
Your phone, a Pro device
Off Grid AI Mobile adds Pro voice mode, MCP servers like Linear and Notion, and draft email and calendar actions you approve, all on device. Everything you do there is yours, and joins your laptop's memory once Sync lands.
Full intelligence in your pocket
Chat, image, vision, voice, and documents run locally on the phone itself, no laptop required. The same memory you capture on the desktop is there in your hand, so the assistant has the full picture wherever you are.

Private by architecture, not by policy

Most private AI still uploads your screen to someone's cloud. Pro runs the model in your laptop's own memory.

No training on your data. No selling it. No server to leak. The system has no mechanism to do any of that, by design. It is open source under AGPL, so you can read exactly what leaves your device. The answer is nothing, and you can check.


What it costs

The free app runs models, with no account and no subscription. Off Grid AI Pro adds the layer that sees, remembers, and acts, on up to 5 devices.

The price climbs on a schedule, so the day you buy is the price you beat:

  • $50 once, before July 1. Pay one time and keep Off Grid AI Pro for life. No subscription, ever.
  • $39/month, after July 1. The founder rate, for everyone who comes after the one-time window.
  • $99/month, later. Once the founder window closes, this is the standing price.

Take the $50 one-time deal and you make it back in five weeks against the founder rate, and in two weeks against the standing one. Every release lands free for life, including the cross-device layer as it ships through July.


For companies: Off Grid Console

Pro is the personal layer. Companies have a different problem: knowing what AI runs across the org, on what data, at what cost, and whether it is safe. That is a separate product, the Off Grid Console.

The Console is the control plane for agentic AI. One gateway every model call and agent passes through, so you can route it, observe it, cost it, and kill-switch it. The end of shadow AI. PII and prompt-injection screening on every request, role-based access to models and tools, a private RAG brain over your own docs with verified citations, agent evals and drift detection, and an append-only audit trail a regulator can defend.

It runs on your own infrastructure, built entirely on open source. No per-token fees, no per-seat AI licence, nothing routed through a server we own.

Console is licensed separately from Pro. Buying Pro does not include it, and you do not need Pro to run it.

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