Which Linux distributions are supported?

Ubuntu 22.04+ is the officially supported distribution. The AppImage build also runs on most modern x86_64 distros including Debian, Fedora, Arch, and openSUSE.

How is the offline LLM accelerated on Linux?

Vulkan on the GPU works across AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA hardware. CPU fallback is available but slow.

Out now · Ubuntu Linux

An offline LLM app for Ubuntu Linux.

Available now on Ubuntu — native Qt6, Vulkan-accelerated. Gemma 3n E4B on your GPU. No cloud, no account.

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Built for Linux

Linux-native, GPU-accelerated.

Qt6 + QML on the desktop. Vulkan on the GPU. AppImage, .deb, .rpm.

Qt6 / QML native

HiDPI, Wayland, system theming. Feels at home on GNOME and KDE.

Vulkan GPU

AMD, Intel, NVIDIA — all accelerated through one open API.

Distro-friendly

AppImage runs anywhere. Signed .deb and .rpm for Ubuntu and Fedora.

Native tech

Built with the Linux stack.

Qt6 + QML — native widgets, Wayland support, HiDPI, dark mode.
Vulkan — vendor-neutral GPU inference on AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA.
AppImage / .deb / .rpm — one binary anywhere, or proper packages for your distro.

Other platforms: Local AI for Windows · Local AI for Mac

Offline LLM on Linux, answered.

Is there an AI app for Linux that runs offline?

Yes. Localyze.ai is a native Qt6 / QML app that runs Gemma 3n E4B on-device, no cloud needed.

Which distros are supported?

Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, Arch, openSUSE, and most modern distros. AppImage, .deb, or .rpm.

How is inference accelerated?

Vulkan on the GPU across AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA. CPU fallback is available but slow.

How much does the Linux app cost?

$89 USD, paid once. No subscriptions, no tiers, no account, no caps. One model download, then fully offline.