BigOit vs noni

BigOit is a private AI assistant designed to run entirely on your device. After downloading a model, you can generate answers without an internet connection, account, or sign-in. Your prompts, conversations, dictated speech, and attached photos are processed locally and never sent to an AI server. FEATURES • Choose from Gemma 4 and Qwen 3 on-device models • Ask questions and generate detailed answers offline • Attach photos for private, on-device image understanding • Dictate naturally with automatic spoken-language detection • Receive answers in English, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, or Simplified Chinese • View programming code in dedicated blocks with a convenient Copy button • Keep encrypted chat history on your device • Search, rename, pin, and automatically delete conversations • Listen to generated answers using text-to-speech • Select from multiple app icons and appearance options • Use a native interface designed for both iPhone and iPad Models are downloaded only when you choose to install them. Model availability depends on your device’s memory.

noni is a team of small AI models that live on your iPhone. Instead of one giant model in the cloud, noni orchestrates several small open-weight language models locally: a tiny router reads each request and hands it to the right specialist - general chat, coding, or writing. Nothing you type ever leaves your phone. PRIVATE BY ARCHITECTURE • zero data collection - no account, no analytics, no tracking • conversations are stored only on your device • the network is used for one thing: downloading model weights from Hugging Face • after a model is downloaded, it works in airplane mode A TEAM, NOT A SINGLE MODEL • auto - a 0.6B router classifies each request and picks the specialist • solo - pin any downloaded model and talk to it directly • relay - pipelines like draft → polish, one model refining another's work • council - two models answer, a third merges the best of both BUILT FOR IPHONE • Apple's MLX framework with 4-bit quantized models and streaming replies • markdown rendering with copyable code cards • background, resumable model downloads • automatic conversation titles, edit & resend, regenerate • a strict black-and-white design: no clutter, no color, no distractions MODELS & SIZES (download only what you need) • qwen3 0.6b - router and quick chat, ~350 MB • llama 3.2 1b - everyday general model, ~710 MB • gemma 3 1b - rewriting and summarizing, ~770 MB • qwen2.5 coder 1.5b - writes and explains code, ~880 MB • qwen3 1.7b - stronger generalist for recent iPhones, ~980 MB • llama 3.2 3b - the most capable, for high-memory iPhones, ~1.8 GB The starter pack (router + general model) is about 1.1 GB. Models are free, open-weight, and hosted on Hugging Face. HONEST EXPECTATIONS Small local models are fast, private, and surprisingly capable for everyday questions, quick code snippets, and rewrites - but they are not cloud giants. Expect roughly 10-30 tokens per second on recent iPhones, and occasional mistakes. That is the trade for total privacy, zero cost, and offline use. Requires an iPhone with iOS 17 or later. On older or lower-memory devices, stick to the smaller models; the library labels which models want a high-memory iPhone. Built with Llama. Qwen models are Apache-2.0 by Alibaba Cloud; Gemma is provided under Google's Gemma Terms of Use; inference runs on Apple's open-source MLX.