Turn one Windows box into a private AI server your whole team can use - no installs, no terminals, no data offsite. Per-user API keys, RPM/TPM quotas, a concurrency cap set at the measured peak (8 concurrent on Ryzen AI MAX+ 395, Radeon 8060S, 128 GB), self-healing watchdog, 47 KB single-file admin console, MIT, zero runtime deps, 163 tests. Built for a 20-person firm whose documents legally couldn't leave the network.
Hi Product Hunt.
I'm the person who built this. The short version of why:
A 20-person firm came to us with documents that legally could not leave their network. Cloud AI was off the table. So they bought a big-memory Windows workstation, got llama.cpp running - and then discovered the hard part wasn't the model.
It was that 19 other people needed to use it.
So we built the layer that was missing: per-user keys, quotas, an audit trail, a concurrency cap set from a real load test, and enough self-healing that it survives a weekend unattended.
Two things I'd especially like feedback on:
1. The concurrency number. We measured 8 as the throughput peak on our iGPU box. If you've load-tested a similar machine and got a different curve, I genuinely want to see it.
2. The honest-limitations section. We ship a guard script for slot deadlocks instead of fixing them properly. I'd rather know if that's a dealbreaker for you than hide it in the changelog.
This is early and rough around the ops edges. Tell me where it breaks.