Alternatives to Openagent

Moltis is a self-hosted AI agent server that runs persistent, sandboxed automation from one Rust binary you own.

Olares is an open-source personal AI cloud OS for running local LLMs, agents, and self-hosted apps on hardware you own.

Open WebUI is the self-hosted AI interface for running Ollama, OpenAI, or Anthropic models on your own hardware.

Self-hosted AI agent OS with offline memory, a browser desktop, and 16+ frameworks on hardware you already own.

Guaardvark is a free MIT-licensed self-hosted AI studio for local agents, video generation, voice and RAG on your own GPU.

MIT-licensed, self-hosted AI assistant scaffold with a FAISS + Redis memory layer and multi-model routing.

Self-hosted AI assistant that unifies tasks, notes, documents, photos, and bookmarks on your own hardware.

Run a local AI agent on your own GPU: llama.cpp model, GBNF tool calls, zero token bill.

Self-hosted AI agent runtime in one Rust binary — 70+ LLM providers, 30+ channels, and signed tool receipts you own.

LLM Hub runs 15+ AI models fully offline on Android and iOS for private on-device chat, image, video and code generation.

Atomic Chat runs 1,000+ open models fully offline on your Mac, PC, Linux box or phone, with no account and no message caps.

Self-hosted voice assistant for smart home control, deployed as modular Docker containers

Open-source browser extension that runs AI models locally via Ollama — chat, agent mode, and translations without sending data to the cloud.

Fullmoon runs small Llama and DeepSeek models entirely on your Apple device — free, offline, open source.

AgenticSeek is a fully local, open-source AI assistant that browses the web, writes and runs code, and plans multi-step tasks on your own machine.

Run open AI models locally with one command, with per-token Ollama Cloud models when local hardware runs out of headroom.

Run private local AI agents on your Mac with Osaurus — free, MIT-licensed, cloud-optional.

LFM2.5 open-weight models run on-device LLM inference with text, vision, and speech on CPUs, NPUs, and Apple Silicon.

One-time-license desktop AI agent that organizes, renames, and extracts data from files locally — every change shown as a Ghost Preview before it runs.

Flowly is a private-memory personal AI agent that runs on your own API keys across macOS, iOS and Android.

Free .aimodel bundles plus rerunnable conversion recipes for Apple's Core AI runtime on iOS 27 and macOS 27.

Open-source local AI workspace to run and train text, image, video and audio models on your own hardware

Microsoft's open-source C++ inference framework that runs 1-bit and ternary BitNet b1.58 models locally on CPUs, plus an official GPU kernel.

Run open LLMs locally with LM Studio, then let the Bionic agent loose on documents, code and automations.

Run free local AI agents on Mac or your own server, wired into 21 messaging channels.

Jan is a free, open-source desktop app that runs open models like Llama, Qwen and DeepSeek on your own machine.

On-device LLM inference for Apple Silicon: uzu runtime, architecture-co-designed quantization, and models tuned for sub-200ms interactivity.

Stability Matrix installs and manages local AI image and video web UIs like ComfyUI from one shared model library

LocalAI is an MIT-licensed local AI runtime serving text, voice, vision, image, video, 3D and agent workloads behind an OpenAI-compatible

picoLLM runs quantized LLMs fully on-device — local inference for phones, embedded Linux, and microcontrollers with no cloud calls.