Lemonade - Same AI power. No datacenter needed.

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A local AI desktop assistant for Windows 11. Reads your files, sees your screen when you ask, and writes real Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF documents — entirely on your own machine. $49 once.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Lemonade because I wanted an AI assistant that could actually see my files, and I wasn't willing to upload them to find out. Everything runs on your own machine. It manages its own local model runtime, so there's no second app to install and configure — you open it and it works. It reads your documents, writes real .docx/.xlsx/.pptx files, searches the web with sources you can click, and builds you small tools — a tracker, a calculator — that run locally and keep their own data. The part I'm least certain about: it's $49 once, not a subscription. No account, no seats, no usage meter — because there's no server for me to run. That felt right, but I genuinely don't know if it reads as "too cheap to be real" or as a relief. I'd like to know. Two honest caveats. It wants a reasonably modern machine, and a local 7B model is not GPT-5. Most of my build time went into the plumbing that makes a small model behave — making it plan before it acts, holding it to the plan, and catching the dozen ways it quietly goes wrong. Ask me anything, including the awkward stuff. What would you want it to do on day one?