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Reins is a privacy-first, multi-platform AI client designed to simplify and enhance interaction with Ollama-based language models. It provides a highly customizable chat interface where users can configure system prompts, switch models dynamically, and adjust inference parameters such as temperature, token limits, and context size on a per-conversation basis. The application is built to run across platforms including mobile and desktop environments, making it accessible for a wide range of users who want consistent control over their AI workflows. ...

ChatMCP is a cross‑platform AI chat client that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to provide unified chat experiences across environments—including desktop, mobile, and web—with synchronization and protocol support tailored for MCP. You can install MCP Server from MCP Server Market, MCP Server Market is a collection of MCP Server, you can use it to chat with different data. Tested on major distributions: Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch Linux, openSUSE. Improved Experience: Latest versions...

ConfiChat is a lightweight, privacy-focused chat interface designed to give users full control over their interaction with large language models across both local and cloud providers. Built as a standalone application without heavy dependencies, it emphasizes simplicity, portability, and ease of setup across multiple platforms including desktop and mobile environments. The tool supports local models such as Ollama and llama.cpp for fully offline operation, while also allowing integration...

Lumo iPhone App is the native iPhone and iPad client for Lumo, Proton’s privacy-centric AI assistant that allows users to ask questions, get summaries, generate content, and leverage AI help while keeping all conversations confidential and encrypted. Built with SwiftUI, the iOS app wraps a secure web-powered interface and communicates with the Lumo service in a way that ensures zero-access encryption, meaning even Proton cannot read or log user chats—only the device holder can decrypt them....