On-device AI has shifted from a buzzword to a feature set. Notri runs 100% on-device for real-time transcription [2]. AI File Sorter sorts files locally with Metal-speed [1]. Osiri AI is opening up to alpha testers for an AI-driven dashboard [3].
Notri — Real-time transcription, auto speaker detection, and summaries all stay on-device [2]. It’s offline and private—no sign-ups, no data sharing—and supports 40+ languages [2]. Smart organization and in-chat AI use built-in Apple Intelligence for quick insights [2].
AI File Sorter — Auto-organizes files on macOS using local AI with Metal-level speed [1]. It runs LLaMa 3B and Mistral 7B locally, is open source, and supports NAS drives [1]. The app is in early v1.0.0, and data stays local unless you opt for a remote model [1].
Osiri AI — Onboarding extra app owners as alpha testers for an AI-driven dashboard [3]. The goal is to boost ASO and provide data-backed tips in a conversational interface [3].
Together, these examples show a future where on-device AI powers core features without pushing data to the cloud, while still offering practical, real-world use cases for Mac and iOS apps.
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AI File Sorter auto-organizes files using local AI (uses Metal)
Mac app AI File Sorter sorts files locally, supports NAS; users discuss usefulness of categorization and potential feature requests ahead.
View source💥 [$14.99 → Lifetime for $0.59] Local AI Note Taker (Notri) — Runs 100% on your device
Notri iOS note-taker; on-device AI, real-time transcription, requested shortcuts, keys, and export targets like Apple Notes, Bear, Notion.
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Onboarding iOS app owners for free to alpha test Osiri AI, boosts ASO with conversational dashboard, seeks critical feedback.
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