Local-first AI Studio

AI that stays yours.

Most AI sends your data somewhere else. VaanLabs builds the opposite: tools and infrastructure where intelligence runs close to your data, and nothing leaves your control.

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What we build

Open source · PyPI

AILog

AI log filtering for Android builds. A CLI that runs a local model, so noisy compilation output turns readable without anything leaving your machine.

pip install ailog →
Play Store

DocuMind AI

Document intelligence that works entirely on-device. Ask questions of your files with no upload, no server, no trace.

View on Play Store →
In development

Private Inference

A managed layer for running models privately: your endpoint, your dashboard, your data residency. Rented GPUs upstream, isolated per tenant, no logging.

Waitlist opening soon
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Private Inference

Your models. Your endpoint. Nobody else in the room.

Private Inference is a managed layer for running open models privately: you get your own endpoint and dashboard, with data residency you choose. GPUs are rented upstream, isolated per tenant, and nothing is logged.

It's in active development. The waitlist opens soon — until then, the blog is where we share progress.

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    Dedicated endpoint

    Your models behind your URL, not a shared pool.

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    Isolated per tenant

    Compute and storage walled off from every other customer.

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    Zero logging

    Prompts and outputs are never stored, by design.

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The studio

Built by people who read what runs under the hood.

VaanLabs comes out of deep systems engineering: over a decade working at the low layers of automotive software, where you can't ship anything you can't inspect or own.

That instinct shapes everything here. We treat data sovereignty as a default, not a feature, and we favor tools you can run yourself over services you have to trust.

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    Local-first

    Compute goes to the data, not the other way around.

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    Own the stack

    Inspectable, portable, no lock-in by design.

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    Sovereign by default

    Your data stays in your perimeter, always.