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    2 hours ago

    Looks a lot likehttps://github.com/open-webui/open-webui

    I’m using it with open router, helps me claw back a little privacy

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      No, the application isn’t open source, primarily because I plan to actively support and maintain it for many years to come. But it’s a one-time payment so you don’t have to pay anything after that!

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        You could distribute the code under a libre/open source license with the program after someone buys it. Open source doesn’t mean the code is public, just that the users have rights to access and change the code.

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          How would I go about doing that though? If I give the users an open source license on purchase, compilation and reselling will be pretty easy to do and I don’t want that to happen for something I worked very hard on.

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    I applaud this program, exactly what we’ve all been looking for.

    Looks like many of the comments identifying it have been removed.

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      Currently only Windows is supported. But because it’s flutter under the hood, I will be expanding to other platforms shortly!

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    7 hours ago

    I love the gtk ui. I wish it was a frontend for a local ai but I’m not complaining :) i love it still. Kudos!

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      Thank you! It could actually be a frontend for local ai. Currently only Openai, Anthropic and Google are supported. But I will be adding support for lmstudio, ollama etc in the future as well!

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    7 hours ago

    The goal was to build a “native” app that has a nice UI and can connect to all the different LLM providers. So basically you don’t have to pay a subscription fee and only pay as you go to the different providers.

    The difference to existing apps like Typing Mind is that it actually mimics the UI from ChatGPT as close as possible. So you don’t feel like you’re using something inferior. What do you guys think?