OpenClaw

Open-source personal AI assistant built on tools, memory, and agentic execution.

A self-hosted personal AI assistant organized around tools, context, memory, and agentic execution, with smart, controlled, and agent run modes. It runs on your own machine and can use local models and local context instead of routing everything through third-party services. MIT-licensed and free; currently shipping a 2.0 developer preview alongside the legacy stable branch.

All-in-one private AI app for chatting with your documents, with agents.

An all-in-one application for private, ChatGPT-style chat over your own documents, with built-in RAG, AI agents, and multi-user workspaces. Runs as a local desktop app (Mac/Windows/Linux) or self-hosted via Docker, and supports 40+ LLM providers plus local models with your own keys. Open source under MIT; Mintplex Labs also offers a paid hosted instance, making it freemium.

Self-hosted ChatGPT alternative unifying every major AI provider.

A self-hosted AI chat platform that puts many providers behind one ChatGPT-style UI, with agents, code interpreter, web search, image generation, artifacts, file analysis, and multi-user auth. You run it yourself via Docker and supply your own model keys, or point it at a local Ollama/OpenAI-compatible endpoint. The software is MIT-licensed at no cost.

AI second brain that chats with your docs and the web, local or hosted.

An open-source "AI second brain" for chatting with local or online models, searching across your personal documents and the internet, building custom agents, and automating research. Self-host it on your own machine, or use plugins for Obsidian, Emacs, desktop, and mobile. Licensed AGPL-3.0; a paid managed cloud tier also exists, so it's freemium.