Privacy AI vs Docklet

Privacy AI is an all-in-one AI toolkit for every kind of model: local language models (GGUF, MLX, Core AI), speech recognition, text-to-speech and image models, Apple's own models, and the major cloud providers. Chat, run agents, transcribe meetings and create images with 60+ tools. Local models work fully offline, and most file types convert to Markdown that AI can read. Made for iPhone Duo - Unfold it and lists sit beside their details - Meetings: the live transcript on the top half, your notes on the bottom half - Half-folded, the split lands on the fold and the controls stay clear of the keyboard - Doc Scanner shows recognized text beside the original page - Reader keeps an article beside your chat about it; AI edits sit next to your text - Half-folded, Home, Help and settings keep content off the crease - Two Privacy AI windows in Split View, like a meeting beside a chat, also on iPad Meetings - Record meetings and lectures for an on-device transcript with speaker labels - Get minutes, lecture notes or your own summaries, linked to the moments they quote - Lock Screen controls; export SRT, VTT or Markdown Games - Adventure: a fantasy campaign with an AI party and narrator - Werewolf: a social deduction table of AI players Create Images on Your Device - FLUX.2 Klein and Stable Diffusion models, free with no API key - Import your own fine-tunes, plus SDXL and LoRAs on Mac Run Models Locally or in the Cloud - On-device GGUF and MLX models, with vision and tool-calling - Apple's on-device and Private Cloud Compute models, with no account or API key - Connect to OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, or any OpenAI-compatible server Agent - Give it a goal: it plans, calls tools and delivers a written report - Teach it with Skills: folders of instructions and scripts Chat - Smart Chat routes each message by complexity and keeps sensitive text local System Keyboard - Dictate, rewrite, translate and proofread text in any app - Types in 11 languages with Pinyin, Japanese and Korean input Mini Apps - Doc Scanner: PDFs, photos and scans to clean Markdown, tables intact - Email Assistant: triage any IMAP inbox on device - Knowledge Wiki: cited answers from your own documents - LLM Council: ask several models at once and get one answer - Topic Briefing: dated, sourced briefs on topics you follow Tools and Connectors - 60+ built-in tools: web, news and paper search, calendar, code and more - Google Drive, MCP with a marketplace, Siri and Shortcuts Writing and Voice - Novel Writer drafts outlines and chapters - Text to Audio: documents read aloud by on-device voices - Voice Clone: a voice from a short recording or a description Files and Accessibility - Convert PDFs, Office files, e-books, archives, emails and media to Markdown, with OCR - VoiceOver throughout, including both games - View Assistant: point the camera and hear what is in front of you Free to Use. No Ads. Local model features are free, including the AI keyboard, 60+ tools, games and on-device image generation. Cloud API models, Google Drive and the MCP marketplace need a subscription. Privacy by Design Privacy AI runs on-device. No backend servers. No accounts. No data collection. Every API request is visible in the Protocol Inspector. Your models. Your device. Your data. Terms of Use: https://privacyai.acmeup.com/docs/policy/tos.html Privacy Policy: https://privacyai.acmeup.com/docs/policy/privacy.html

Docklet brings a local Docker workspace to iPhone and iPad. Start a bundled Linux VM, wait until Docker Engine is truly ready, then manage containers, images, logs and maintenance tasks from one clear control surface. Docklet keeps runtime feedback visible, so you can tell the difference between a VM that is merely booting and a Docker daemon that is actually responding. When you need more than containers, Docklet can also run extra headless Linux VMs for sidecar services, isolated tests or compact lab environments. Key features: - Start and stop a bundled Docker VM with clear state feedback - Inspect containers, logs, exposed ports and quick actions in one place - Pull images, review cache usage and clean up unused layers - Watch real-time terminal output for boot and diagnostic commands - Forward local ports and open web tools inside the built-in browser - Launch additional Linux VM profiles with visible resource limits Docklet is designed for developers, operators and homelab users who want a compact local runtime they can monitor directly from iPhone or iPad. Note: long-running virtualized workloads remain subject to normal iOS and iPadOS resource and lifecycle limits.