Local-first chat
Model selection, persistent sessions, drafts, recent conversations, and private context in a mobile-native chat surface.
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Product
Open Edge AI combines a mobile chat workspace with local model lifecycle, retrieval, multimodal requests, and persistent project context.
Local-first workspace
Sessions, work folders, selected models, display preferences, and drafts persist across the app. Native runtimes keep model and retrieval work close to the device whenever the platform allows it.
Core capabilities
The feature list reflects the current repository: a React Native Android shell, native SwiftUI on iOS, and platform-specific AI runtimes.
Model selection, persistent sessions, drafts, recent conversations, and private context in a mobile-native chat surface.
Group conversations by project, pin important work, and attach shared folder memory to recurring tasks.
Native status, download, load, unload, cancellation, and runtime diagnostics exposed through a typed bridge.
Device-side embeddings, vector persistence, similarity lookup, and background indexing for local project material.
A typed request path for text, files, images, and richer attachments that can be routed to compatible runtimes.
List and calendar views turn chat output into scheduled work and make priority recommendations visible.
Platforms
Shared product intent does not erase platform differences. Each target owns the runtime and interaction work it can do best.
React Native UI with Kotlin bridge modules for routing, embeddings, model status, vector storage, and indexing workers.
ArchitectureNative SwiftUI shell with Apple Foundation Models and Gemma runtime paths for local generation.
Model guideVite and React Native Web provide a fast UI iteration target with development fallbacks for native calls.
DevelopmentGo deeper
Read the project guides, inspect the native contract, or join the community workflow.
Setup, architecture, models, bridge contracts, and development checks.
Issue workflow, pull request expectations, security reporting, and project conduct.
Current development status, release notes, and installable artifact guidance.