Edge AI
Run AI on your devices
Run more than 10,000 open-source models directly on desktops, phones, smartwatches, industrial machines, cars, drones and robots – offline, with no internet connection required.
Learn moreRun models on your own hardware.
Local AI
Nobodywho builds local AI infrastructure that enables LLMs to run fully offline, both on-premises and directly on edge devices. Run AI whilst maintaining full control of your data and lowering costs.
Run AI on your own servers or directly on your devices, kept fast and up to date by our Assurance Layer.
Run AI on your devices
Run more than 10,000 open-source models directly on desktops, phones, smartwatches, industrial machines, cars, drones and robots – offline, with no internet connection required.
Learn moreRun AI on your servers
Deploy AI on your own or leased GPU servers, with multi-user access, predictable costs and no per-token fees.
Learn moreKeep your local AI performing at its best
Manage, monitor, re-train and optimise AI across edge devices and on-premises servers through a single control layer.
Learn moreSovereign AI
Distributed compute
Open Source
You can read every line of the engine that runs your models. For regulated industries and public institutions, that is not a nice-to-have, it is the precondition for trust.
The engine is yours to run, fork and extend. If we disappear tomorrow, your deployment keeps working exactly as it did today.
Nobodywho is released under the EUPL 1.2, the European Union's own open-source licence, written for European law and compatible with the licences you already use.
Development happens on GitHub, in public. Issues, roadmap and releases are visible to everyone who depends on them.
Enterprise
Run AI on your own servers or directly on your devices, with the Nobodywho inference engine at the core. Our Assurance Layer keeps models fast, accurate and up to date, and our team is with you from first setup to daily operation. We make switching to local AI seamless.
Run AI on your devices.
With our inference engine you can run more than 10,000 open-source models directly on desktops, phones, smartwatches, industrial machines, cars, drones and robots – even offline, with no internet connection required.
Our inference runtime embeds directly into your application, using each device's hardware to accelerate AI. No server required, wherever your software runs.
LLM/VLM inference, speech-to-text, text-to-speech, voice activity detection, embeddings and reranking in one SDK.
Nobodywho detects tool calls and automatically triggers schema-constrained generation derived from the function signature. This ensures every call uses the expected argument names and value types.
Hugging Face download and cache, memory-based model selection, automatic CPU/GPU selection and memory-aware layer offloading.
Turn-aware context shifting removes complete old exchanges while preserving system instructions, recent turns and tool-call structure.
All features are available across Rust, Kotlin, Swift, Python, Dart, TypeScript and GDScript.
Architecture-specific CPU instructions and GPU kernels with support for Metal, Vulkan, CUDA and numerous other backends. Supports quantized models, which reduce model size and memory requirements.
Run AI on your servers.
Deploy AI on your own or leased GPU servers, with multi-user access, predictable costs and no per-token fees.
Enterprise inference on infrastructure you control, built for regulated and classified environments with strict data residency requirements.
Nobodywho benchmarks models and serving configurations for your hardware and GPU topology, then deploys the best-fit setup for your workload and desired balance of model quality, latency and throughput. Priority-aware routing and scheduling keep user requests responsive while background agents use otherwise available capacity.
Nobodywho connects to common enterprise software such as Slack, email and CRM through ready-to-use integrations. For internal or specialized systems, we can build a custom integration, or your team can connect it directly through our API.
Nobodywho agents connect to enterprise integrations in both directions: employees can invoke them from tools such as Slack, while agents can use connected systems to complete work. They can also run scheduled or event-driven workflows in the background, with permissions, approval gates and full auditability.
vLLM is a high-performance open-source engine with rapid support for new models. It exposes an OpenAI-compatible API, which allows existing systems and integrations to use the local deployment with minimal integration changes.
Keep your local AI performing at its best.
Manage, monitor, re-train and optimise AI across edge devices and on-premises servers through a single control layer.
Measure model quality against your own data and monitor performance in production. Visibility into inference activity, usage patterns and anomalies across your deployment.
Model selection based on your domain use cases and hardware, evaluated against your own data. We update the models as better ones become available, your hardware changes or your requirements evolve.
Tune inference performance for your devices and servers: the right quantisation, GPU backend and serving configuration for the hardware you actually run on.
Adapt models to your domain, terminology and tasks using your own data. We fine-tune and evaluate models against your use cases, then re-train as your data and requirements evolve to maintain quality over time.
Our hybrid setup automatically routes each task to the right model – running it on your edge device when the local model is capable, or sending it to a larger model on your servers or in the cloud when needed. Ready-made connections to tools such as Slack, email and CRM; custom integrations for internal systems, or direct access through the API.
Run AI agents that carry out tasks across your tools and systems, on demand, on a schedule or in response to events. We optimise deployments for these workflows, with permissions, approval steps and audit trails that keep your team in control.
Extend your local AI setup with tools built around the way your organisation works. We develop custom interfaces, internal applications and deployment utilities tailored to your infrastructure, giving your team practical ways to use and manage AI.
Keep deployments available and up to date, backed by 24/7 support. Training and enablement that leaves your team owning the capability, beyond the contract rather than dependent on it.
Free
We get the Nobodywho tech stack up and running on your servers or edge devices.
from 500EUR / month
On request
Lease GPU servers from us and run On-Prem AI without buying hardware. Price depends on the type of GPUs.
Request a quoteNot sure which plan fits? A short call is usually enough to tell.
About
Nobodywho is a Copenhagen-based company building open-source local AI. Our inference engine runs models on devices and on organisations' own servers, keeping data inside the infrastructure they control.
For teams that want help deploying and operating it, we offer managed Edge and On-Prem AI with onboarding, model selection, monitoring and support.
LocationCopenhagen, Denmark
Questions we get asked most often.
Nobodywho is an open-source inference engine for running large language models on-device or on-premises, built by a Copenhagen-based team for companies that want AI without sending data outside their own infrastructure.
Yes. The core engine is open source under the EUPL 1.2 licence and available on GitHub.
No. The EU AI Act does not legally mandate on-premises deployment. Nobodywho recommends it for control and simplicity, not as a compliance requirement.
Nobodywho is based in Copenhagen, Denmark, and operates within the EU.
Edge runs on-device, optimised for specific hardware, and is priced per device. Prem is a shared on-premises deployment for your organisation, priced per GPU server.
Edge, Prem, and Assurance are all priced on request, based on your deployment.
Guided onboarding, 24/7 support, model selection and optimisation, and bespoke tooling, layered on top of either Edge or Prem.
Yes. The open-source SDK is free to run yourself, on-edge or on-prem, with no enterprise engagement required. Start with the docs.