independent · no ads, no analytics, no tracking
local AI, minus the fuss
linux app

Local AI Hub

One control panel for your local AI.

Running AI on your own computer usually means juggling Ollama, Open WebUI, and ComfyUI by hand. Local AI Hub puts them behind one friendly panel: start things, stop things, install models, and see plainly when something breaks.

pricefree data collectedzero platformlinux licenseAGPL-3.0
screens

A look inside.#

Local AI Hub main panel
fig. 01The panel. Services, models, and one honest status light each.
what’s inside

What it does.#

  • Start and stop everything from one place. Ollama, Open WebUI, and ComfyUI, each with a clear running light.
  • Install models from a link. Paste a URL; the Hub downloads it, checks the file against its checksum, and puts it exactly where it belongs.
  • Keeps receipts. A record of where every model came from, so your setup stays explainable.
  • Shows crashes plainly. When something falls over, you see it in words, not in a buried log file.
at a glance, then the details

Privacy#

collectedNothing.No telemetry, no usage stats, no crash reports phoning home.
sharedWith no one.There’s no server of mine, so there’s nowhere to share to.
livesOn your computer.Settings and data sit in ordinary local files.
ads & trackersZero.No ad code, no analytics code, no third-party requests.
internet useOnly when you install.Model downloads you start yourself, fetched from the source you pasted.
delete it allUninstall. Done.Remove the app and its folder; nothing lingers anywhere else.
  • When you install a model, the download is a plain HTTPS fetch from the link you provided. That host sees standard technical data like your IP address under its own policy; the Hub adds nothing about you.
  • Not directed at children under 13, and no data is knowingly collected from anyone, because no data is collected at all.
  • Made by Kamsiob · questions to hello@kamsiob.com · any change gets posted here with a new date. The full policy, same plain words →

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