iBoomto Local Chat - Chat with your own files, on your own PC.
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A lightweight Windows app to chat with your files locally. Pick a model, download it once, drop in a PDF, and ask away. Local Chat is free and it labels every model so you know upfront if your PC can actually run it.
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Hey Product Hunt, Tina here from the iBoomto team! 👋
We actually dropped iBoomto here back in September as a document AI app for Windows, running on cloud models. With this v1.1, we added Local Chat: you pick a model, download it once and it runs on your own PC. Drop in a contract or a report and ask about it. Local Chat is free.
The part we obsessively tweaked, though, was the model list. Nobody likes downloading a massive 7B file just to watch their laptop choke and sound like a jet engine. So before you hit download, each model gets a straight-up tag: Runs well, May run slowly, or Not supported for whatever specs you’re on. No blind guessing.
If you don’t feel like downloading a model today, Cloud Chat and 7 document tools are still right there to pull text out of scans, edit PDFs, or turn what you find straight into slides, a sheet, or a Word doc.
Anyway: what tag did your PC get, and did the performance actually match the label? Would love to hear!
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Hey Product Hunt, Tina here from the iBoomto team! 👋
We actually dropped iBoomto here back in September as a document AI app for Windows, running on cloud models. With this v1.1, we added Local Chat: you pick a model, download it once and it runs on your own PC. Drop in a contract or a report and ask about it. Local Chat is free.
The part we obsessively tweaked, though, was the model list. Nobody likes downloading a massive 7B file just to watch their laptop choke and sound like a jet engine. So before you hit download, each model gets a straight-up tag: Runs well, May run slowly, or Not supported for whatever specs you’re on. No blind guessing.
If you don’t feel like downloading a model today, Cloud Chat and 7 document tools are still right there to pull text out of scans, edit PDFs, or turn what you find straight into slides, a sheet, or a Word doc.
Anyway: what tag did your PC get, and did the performance actually match the label? Would love to hear!