Cost without the lock-in
Frontier API prices are rising. Routing routine work to cheap local models and reserving frontier models for the few jobs that need them cuts the bill without cutting capability.
An inbox you can ask anything, a CRM your team asks in plain English, an app builder that works from a sentence, and a utility that makes your Mac and PC one desk. All of it runs on machines you own — with AI that's local by default and cloud only when you choose.
Gmail, Outlook, iMessage, Slack, Telegram, and Discord in one inbox — with an assistant that answers questions from your real messages, source attached. Free, on your machine.
Explore SwarmMarshal →A CRM your team asks in plain English — “which deals slipped this quarter?” answered from live data. Self-service signup; every company's data strictly isolated.
Explore the CRM →Describe the tool you wish existed — an expense log, an inventory, a client list — and get a real working app. No code, no spreadsheet, works offline.
Explore Vibes →Ask one question across email and CRM. See the team's agenda on your dashboard. Build Vibes over live CRM data. Run the AI on your own hardware.
How they work together →Copy on one, paste on the other. Move files straight between your machines — no cloud in between.
Frontier API prices are rising. Routing routine work to cheap local models and reserving frontier models for the few jobs that need them cuts the bill without cutting capability.
Your context is indexed and stored locally and never used to train anyone's model. You can run every AI job on a free local model — and work pinned local-only can never fall back to the cloud.
Local-by-default, cloud-on-escalation is becoming the standard architecture. Swarm's per-task router does exactly that, with a hard spend cap and a local-only guarantee.
Download it, connect an account, and ask your first question. The CRM, Vibes, and SwarmSpan plug into the same private data you already own.