Offline · No setup · No tracking

Nobody sees your work. Not even us.

AI that runs on your computer. Not “mostly.” All of it. No account. No settings. No tracking. And the code is public — you don’t have to believe us.

Free. Open source. Installers coming soon — the demo runs now, on synthetic data.

Garden Desk
  • Private
  • Local
  • Capable

Familiar files, handled locally

Three promises, zero asterisks

We didn’t add a privacy setting.

We removed the thing it would protect you from. Nothing sent, nothing leaked. Nothing to configure, nothing to misconfigure.

01

Zero application telemetry

No analytics. No crash reports. No metrics. Not “off by default” — absent.

02

No cloud fallback

The model runs on your hardware. Hard task? It still runs on your hardware. There is no “then it uploads your file” step.

03

No runtime configuration

No providers, endpoints, model files, or sliders. It reads your hardware and decides. You point at a folder and ask.

Straight comparison

Private and finished.

Cloud is easy — you give up custody. Local keeps custody — you get a control panel. Read the third column.

Common AI product tradeoffs compared with Garden Desk
What matters Common AI products Garden Desk
Data collection Common AI products Feature analytics, crash reporting, or usage metrics may be enabled. Garden Desk No application telemetry — ever.
Where work runs Common AI products Cloud or hybrid workflows often depend on remote services. Garden Desk Fully local and offline, with no silent cloud fallback.
Setup Common AI products Choose providers, model files, servers, endpoints, and memory settings. Garden Desk No runtime configuration. Hardware-aware defaults are automatic.
Who it is for Common AI products Interfaces are often organized around models and developer controls. Garden Desk An outcome-first workspace for ordinary, sensitive work.
If the company disappears Common AI products Access usually ends with the subscription or the hosted service. Garden Desk It keeps working. It never needed us to be online.

Other local products also promise zero telemetry. What is different here is combining that with offline execution, bounded tools, and no model administration at all.

Everyday examples

Sensitive tasks deserve a private workspace.

These are illustrative uses, not professional advice or automated decisions. Every generated result requires human review.

Financial records

Find entries that deserve a second look

Review invented transaction data and prepare a clear checklist for a person to verify.

Agreements

Pull out dates and obligations

Summarize renewal and termination language without presenting legal advice.

Health administration

Organize administrative records

Summarize appointments and form status without diagnosis or clinical recommendations.

CV preparation

Standardize experience and skills

Format stated experience without ranking people or making hiring recommendations.

No setup ritual

Open it. Point it. Ask it.

That’s the whole onboarding. There is no step four.

1

Open Garden Desk

No account. No key. The model is already there.

2

Point at your work

Pick a folder or attach files. Your source stays read-only.

3

Ask, then check the receipts

Describe the outcome. Inspect the answer, the files, every step.

Open model. Managed for you.

A serious model, already installed.

V1 ships Gemma 4 12B QAT — an Apache-2.0 open model from Google — with a pinned local runtime. No wizard, no endpoint, no second server.

It’s the default, not a lock-in. We’ll keep shipping the best open model that passes the same privacy, quality, and hardware gates.

V1 default
Gemma 4 12B QAT
License
Apache 2.0
Operation
Completely offline
Setup
No configuration

Privacy without an opt-out

We cannot track what we never collect.

Garden Desk tracks absolutely nothing. No pipeline to disable — none exists. The desktop works offline, and generated tools run in a sealed environment with no network interface.

No feature tracking

We do not count which buttons, workflows, file types, or features you use.

No crash or background reporting

The application sends no automatic crash reports, diagnostics, or usage metrics.

Local audit records stay local

Records are not transmitted unless the owner explicitly exports them.

Do not take our word for it

Click around the real interface.

The actual desktop app, on invented data. Runs in browser memory — no model, no upload, nothing saved.

Interactive demo — synthetic sample data Open full demo

Full-window experience

Open the demo to interact.

The interface uses the desktop app’s real 1120 × 700 minimum canvas. Open it in its own window for the complete product tour.

Open full demo

The honest requirements

Real privacy costs real silicon.

No datacenter. Your computer does the work. V1 targets:

macOS

Apple silicon Mac

16 GB unified memory or more

Windows

PC with NVIDIA graphics

12 GB GPU VRAM or more

Downloads stay closed until signed installers and the certified configuration list are ready. We’d rather be late than hand you an unsigned build.

Risk reversal

Do not trust us. Read the code.

Every claim on this page is about software you can open. Apache 2.0, fully public. Go find the telemetry. There is none.

LicenseApache License 2.0
DevelopmentPublic repository and issue tracker
SecurityPrivate reporting policy for vulnerabilities

No tracking. No cloud. No configuration.

Try the one AI that cannot talk about you.

The demo is open right now. Signed installers land when certification is done.