Answers from your documents, with the page
Add PDFs, Word files and notes. Each answer says whether it came from your files, with the document and page, or from general knowledge. When your files do not cover something, it says so.
Coming soon, for Mac and Windows
Private AI that stays yours.
Keepmine AI runs on your own computer. It reads your documents, writes, talks and makes files, and your documents and chats stay on that computer.
£49.99, once. A 7-day free trial first. No subscription.
What it does
For work you would not paste into a website.
Policies, contracts, client letters, case notes and revision notes: Keepmine AI works on them on your own computer.
Ask for a file, get the file
PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint, saved in your own folder. It checks the file is really there before it says so.
Asks before it acts
It can open apps and sort files when you ask. Before it bins, overwrites or opens anything, or buys, sends or signs in on the web, it stops and asks.
- Talks and listens, British or American voice
- Reads scanned pages and handwriting
- Paints pictures from a description (16 GB of memory or more)
- Your own rules, written once
- Ask from your phone over your home Wi-Fi
Privacy
What leaves this computer
We would rather show you the whole list than ask you to trust a slogan. These are the only times Keepmine AI goes online.
- The first startIt downloads its AI models once (about 11 GB on a computer with 16 GB of memory or more), from our own server, or from Hugging Face or GitHub if ours is busy. The request is for the files, nothing about you.
- Your licenceStarting the free trial or activating a licence sends a scrambled form of this computer's hardware number (it means nothing anywhere else), its system and the app version, plus your licence key once you have one. It checks again about once a week when you are online.
- When you askIf you ask it to look something up or use your browser, it visits those websites for you, like any browser.
- Your phonePairing works over your own Wi-Fi, from your phone to your computer.
- NeverYour documents, chats, voice, photos and the files it makes. We never receive them, so we cannot read them or train anything on them.
Before you install
What to expect, and how to stop or remove it.
AI that runs on your own computer uses that computer's power. Here is what that means, before you decide.
It works your computer hard
- While it answers or makes a picture, it uses the processor, memory and graphics hard, much like a video game does.
- Fans may get loud and the computer warm. Laptops without a fan, such as a MacBook Air, slow down a little to stay cool.
- Use it on a desk or another hard, flat surface, with the air vents clear. Plug a laptop in for long jobs.
Stop it at once
- Close its window and it stops completely.
- Mac: press Cmd Q. Not responding? Press Option Cmd Esc, choose Keepmine AI, then Force Quit.
- Windows: not responding? Press Ctrl Shift Esc, choose Keepmine AI, then End task.
- Its AI engines stop with it, even after a force quit.
Remove it completely
- First copy anything you want to keep from its Outputs and Pictures folders.
- Windows: Settings, Apps, Keepmine AI, Uninstall. Choose Yes to remove its folder too.
- Mac: drag Keepmine AI from Applications to the Bin, then the Keepmine AI folder in your home folder.
- Files outside its own folder are never touched.
Read the full guide · Moving to another computer
- Mac
- Apple chip, M1 or newermacOS 13 or newer. Intel Macs are not supported.
- Windows
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bitWithout a graphics card, the first start can take 10 to 15 minutes and answers are slower.
- Memory
- 16 GB or more runs everything8 GB works with a smaller AI model, without pictures.
- Space
- About 15 GB freeThe first start downloads up to about 11 GB.
Price
Pay once. Keep it.
£49.99once, no subscription
- Try it free for 7 days first
- A personal licence for one computer at a time
- All version 1 updates included
- 14-day money-back promise