Excellent Experience vs Mobile Web
I started using this app on its early versions; and initially it didn’t have every feature I need (I use OWUI heavily; for everything) - but each time I submitted a bug report of feature request to the GitHub, a few days later it was done.
Now some months later I can confidently say I am coming to this app instead of the mobile web version every time. The developer has proven this is a long term, maintained and enhanced project, and I can recommend it to you without hesitation.
Now some months later I can confidently say I am coming to this app instead of the mobile web version every time. The developer has proven this is a long term, maintained and enhanced project, and I can recommend it to you without hesitation.
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Top OpenWebUI Clien App
War auf der Suche nach einer guten alternative zur offiziellen PWA App. Bisher super zufrieden und Entwicklung noch in Arbeit. Auch OpenWebUI Einstellungen sind in einer modernen Oberfläche erreichbar.
Open Web Ui - Must Have
I would vote this to become the official iOS for Open Web Ui. That’s how well maintained this app is. For now, the development of the app is second to none. 5/5
Better UI than WebUI in Browser
Works very well and bugs are fixed quickly.
Incredible App
Really made me fall in love with connecting to my laptop, it's so fast and effortless but a few suggestions (I don't know how technically possible these are so they're just things that I would love to have if possible):
1. Automatic message queuing doesn't auto send the message even when I check the setting to do so, I have to manually press the up arrow on the queued message to send it - so if it can auto send as soon as the last prompt is done that would be great.
2. Sometimes it isn't clear if the server is already processing a message so it looks like it's taking an extremely long time when in reality behind the scenes the computer is processing 2 previous prompts and the third is in queue. I'd love to either see how many prompts are actively being processed and either stop all or some of them. My work around is to load a new model which flushes out all the queued prompts and start over.
3. Ability to load 2 models at once - not sure if JIT won't allow this but I'd love the ability for you to try and if for whatever reason there isn't enough memory it just tells you or fails to load.
4. More details on token usage like total input/total output, maybe a per model tracker. Maybe for fun a built in calculator you put in $X input and output costs and it estimates "you saved $XY running local!" So you can compare it.
5. (No idea if this is possible), a model tracker for how many tokens / max you have. So if a model can take 260k it shows you 80k/260k in a little tracker instead of pressing the little i.
1. Automatic message queuing doesn't auto send the message even when I check the setting to do so, I have to manually press the up arrow on the queued message to send it - so if it can auto send as soon as the last prompt is done that would be great.
2. Sometimes it isn't clear if the server is already processing a message so it looks like it's taking an extremely long time when in reality behind the scenes the computer is processing 2 previous prompts and the third is in queue. I'd love to either see how many prompts are actively being processed and either stop all or some of them. My work around is to load a new model which flushes out all the queued prompts and start over.
3. Ability to load 2 models at once - not sure if JIT won't allow this but I'd love the ability for you to try and if for whatever reason there isn't enough memory it just tells you or fails to load.
4. More details on token usage like total input/total output, maybe a per model tracker. Maybe for fun a built in calculator you put in $X input and output costs and it estimates "you saved $XY running local!" So you can compare it.
5. (No idea if this is possible), a model tracker for how many tokens / max you have. So if a model can take 260k it shows you 80k/260k in a little tracker instead of pressing the little i.
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