Quietly

Everyone's shipping their code to the cloud. Every IDE, every copilot, every chat assistant—sending your work through some third-party server you're supposed to trust. But maybe you don't want to trust anyone. Maybe you work on sensitive stuff. Maybe you just don't want your prompts showing up in someone else's training data.

That's where Quietly comes in—an offline AI IDE that runs everything locally. Zero telemetry. Zero cloud calls by default. Your code, your queries, your machine. They integrate llama.cpp for fast GGUF inference and AirLLM for running massive 70B+ parameter models on a single consumer GPU with just 4GB or 8GB VRAM. Layer-wise memory loading means you can load models that should require servers-grade hardware and run them on your laptop. Windows, macOS, Linux—all supported.

The pitch is simple: you get AI-assisted coding and chat without compromising your data. No cloud API required once you're set up. Disconnect the internet and keep working. For developers in regulated industries, privacy-focused shops, or anyone who's tired of the "your code belongs to us" terms of service in other AI tools—this is the antidote.

Download Quietly, spin up a model, and code like it's 1985 but with neural networks. The future is offline.