Launched this week
adris.tech
Your entire AI stack in one local Windows app
13 followers
Your entire AI stack in one local Windows app
13 followers
adris.tech replaces your entire AI stack with one Windows desktop app that runs locally. AI agents via Krew, trigger-based automation, code editor, local LLM runner, DNS protection, and content studio. Nothing goes to the cloud. Built for developers and founders tired of paying $100/month for 8 tools that don't talk to each other. One app. One price. Your machine does everything.
finally something that just runs locally without me juggling a million subscriptions. been using it for a few days and the agent workflows actually click together nicely, kind of surprised how smooth the local LLM setup was
finally a desktop app that just feels cohesive instead of another half-baked wrapper. the local LLM runner with built-in DNS protection is what sold me, really appreciated not having to bolt on five extensions just to feel safe running models on my own box.
Honestly the "nothing leaves your machine" angle is what sold me, but one thing I'd love to see is a proper command palette with fuzzy search across agents, scripts, and files like Sublime or Linear have. Right now jumping between the code editor and Krew feels a little choppy when I'm in flow.
Consolidated my scattered AI tools into this one app and the local LLM runner alone is worth it. Krew agents actually feel useful out of the box, not like another half-baked automation layer.
Love the local-first approach and the Krew agents sound genuinely useful for solo workflows. One thing that would make this a no-brainer for me: a built-in diff/merge tool for letting agents collaborate on the same codebase without stomping on each other's edits, ideally with a visual log of which agent changed what and why. Would save so much debugging time when multiple triggers fire close together.
the local-first approach is genuinely smart, especially bundling DNS protection alongside the AI stuff. most setups leak something somewhere so keeping everything on-device feels like a real flex for privacy-minded builders.