BroMind · local-first AI software

AI tools that keep your data on your hardware.

BroMind is a small software company with one rule: the model runs where your data lives. No accounts, no cloud dependency, no telemetry — in any of our products, ever.

No accounts No cloud No telemetry Runs on your hardware Claims you can verify

The products

Two tools, one rule: your data stays home.

Tarn

Browser extension · Chrome · Firefox · Edge

A private sidebar for the AI models you run yourself — Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp, and any OpenAI-compatible server. Chat, read the page, ask about a PDF. Nothing leaves your computer.

  • Chats with any local model server, on every page
  • Reads pages and PDFs with honest, visible token budgeting
  • Explains, translates, or rewrites selected text in place
  • Localhost-only permissions at install

Glance AI

Desktop app · Windows 10 / 11

A private, screen-aware copilot. Press a hotkey, hand it a screenshot or a question, and get a copy-ready answer from a model running on your own PC. It reads and suggests — it never acts.

  • Captures the screen only when you press the button
  • Local model by default; cloud only if you configure it
  • Never clicks, types, or sends anything for you
  • Free on the Microsoft Store

The house rules

Every BroMind product makes the same promises

Not as a policy we ask you to trust — as an architecture you can check.

No telemetry, ever.No backend, no analytics, no crash reporting. We operate no servers, so there is nowhere for your data to go.
Local by default.Models run on your own hardware. Anything beyond your machine is something you deliberately configure — never a default.
Nothing happens without you.Our tools read and suggest on your explicit action. They don't watch in the background, and they don't act on your behalf.
Claims you can verify.Open a network inspector and watch: traffic goes to the endpoint you configured and nowhere else.

Tarn privacy policy →  ·  Glance AI privacy policy →

Talk to us.

Questions about a product, a privacy claim, or anything else — write to us or open an issue on the public tracker.