AI that takes your side.
We build AI products that answer to the person using them. Private where it can be, useful where it counts, and never working for someone else's agenda.
- 167 stars on GitHub
- Runs on your device
- MIT licensed
- Built in Toronto
What we build
Two products, one principle
One keeps your work on your own machine. One gives you representation in a market where you never had any. Same idea, two different jobs.
Aria · coming soon
Someone on your side when you need something done.
Hiring local help means dealing with a market where you're the only one without representation — no time to compare, no idea what a fair price is. Aria is yours.
- Say what you need in your own words — no forms, no categories
- One clear price, agreed before any work starts
- Your money held until you've approved the finished job
Logue · free and open source
A workspace that never leaves your Mac.
Documents, tasks and meetings in one place — and every one of them stays on your machine. No bot joins your call, no recording is uploaded, and there is no account to make.
- Nested spaces, typed properties, relations and saved views
- Transcribes Zoom, Teams and Meet with no bot joining the call
- An agent across all of it — documents, meetings, tasks and calendar
- Offline out of the box — no cloud, no account, no tracking
How we think
Four principles behind everything we build
Private by default
We ask for the least a product needs to work. Privacy is decided before the first line of code, not offered as a setting.
Local where it can be
Logue does all its work on your device. Where a job genuinely needs a network, we say so plainly.
Advocates for you
Our tools serve the person using them — never a neutral middle, never someone else's agenda.
Calm by design
Quiet, uniform, and free of dark patterns. Software that stays out of your way and respects your attention.
167
GitHub stars on Logue
482
Logue downloads
MIT
Free, and free to fork
Toronto
Where we build
A small team in Toronto, building the AI we want to use.
If that sounds like something you'd want to work on — or you just have a question — we'd like to hear from you.