Reads your documents, remembers what matters, keeps your reminders — entirely on your own device. No cloud, no account, no telemetry.
Vokter is a private AI that lives on your computer — it knows you, works with your documents, and keeps your reminders, fully offline. No account, no cloud, no telemetry. What it does today is real and shipping in the app. Where it's going is on the roadmap below — clearly marked, and never oversold.
Everything here works in the current release, on your own machine.
Tell it what matters. It remembers across conversations — and forgets for real when you say so.
Drop in a file and ask. Answers come back with citations, straight from your own pages.
Deadlines like your ITV, lease or renewals — kept, and surfaced right when they matter.
Speech in, speech out — fully on-device. Your voice never leaves the machine.
Files and memory are encrypted at rest. The key lives in your OS keyring and never leaves it.
No internet needed after install. Pull the cable — it still answers.
Not yet — and we won't pretend otherwise. These are in the works, built in the open. None of it is live today.
Bookings and purchases it carries out — only with your approval, step by step.
Manages your bills and scans overnight for a better price, so you don't have to.
Hands sub-tasks to focused agents and brings the result back to you.
Reach it from the apps you already use, not just the desktop window.
Vokter in your pocket, paired to the machine back home.
How it will act without exposing you: single-use cards per purchase, emails from its own address (never as you), sign-ins that never see your password.
The whole loop happens on your computer — your question, your documents, your answer. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Most assistants are pipes to a distant server. Vokter is a vault on your desk — sealed, sandboxed, and opened only by you.
No cloud arrows. No round trips. The boundary is your device.
Runs on your own machine. Your data is never pooled, synced, or used to train anyone's model — there's no server to pool it on.
No subscription, no per-token bill, no seats. There's no cloud cost to pass on, so there's nothing to charge — the one thing a cloud product can't match.
Fully open source under AGPL-3.0. Anyone can read what it does and prove it. You don't have to trust us — you can check.
Cloud assistants can be excellent. But some promises depend on where the software runs — and only a local, open app can make these.
| Vokter (local) | Cloud AI (enclave) | Cloud AI + humans | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Runs on your own hardware | Vokter (local)✓ | Cloud AI (enclave)✕ | Cloud AI + humans✕ |
| Works fully offline | Vokter (local)✓ | Cloud AI (enclave)✕ | Cloud AI + humans✕ |
| No account required | Vokter (local)✓ | Cloud AI (enclave)✕ | Cloud AI + humans✕ |
| Free forever | Vokter (local)✓ | Cloud AI (enclave)✕ | Cloud AI + humans✕ |
| Open source (AGPL) | Vokter (local)✓ | Cloud AI (enclave)Partial | Cloud AI + humans✕ |
No account, no subscription, no per-token. The full assistant, free — and it stays that way.
Because Vokter runs on your own machine, there's no server bill to pass on — so there's nothing to charge. Local means no cloud cost. That's the whole reason it can be free, and the one thing a cloud product can't copy.
Missing yours? Help translate Vokter — contributions are welcome on GitHub.
“In old Norse law, odel was the right that bound a family to its land — a right no lord could sever and no debt could seize. What was yours stayed yours, across generations. Vokter carries that right into the digital age: your data, your memory, held by you alone.”