I believe the future of AI is local.
I’m Rohit. The intelligence most of us need, most of the day, can live on the computer already in front of us. Not rented from a datacenter. Not metered by the thought. That is the common man’s AI I keep talking about: a small language model, built for everyday work, affordable to everyone. Building that model is the vision. That is Attyn.
The road there surprised us. To research small models seriously, we first had to build a harness, the quiet machinery that carries your context to an intelligence and brings the result back to your cursor. Somewhere in those long nights, the harness gave us four tools we fell in love with: Inline Assist, Realtime Dictation, Screen Assist, and Blackboard. We polished them until they felt right. They became this app.
Attyn is bootstrapped. There is no investor behind it. The work funds the research. When you buy Attyn, you get a tool we use every day ourselves, at a price that is transparent and legible. Every copy sold buys time for the small-model research underneath it.
If something breaks, tell me and I will fix it. If something is unclear, ask me and I will answer. That part is a promise.
We set out to build a model, and found four beautiful tools on the way. Would you like to experience them, and carry this with us?
