On-device · Offline · Free dev preview
$hawkchat
Off the cloud. On your glove.
A private AI secretary and agent that runs entirely on your device — it does real work for you, remembers you, and answers to no one else. Set it up once; after that it works in airplane mode.
Free while in preview. No account, no cloud. Tip $10 if it earns its keep.
Sealed · zero network access · verify in airplane modeWhat it does
A secretary that lives on your device.
Not a chat box. Say it once — out loud or typed — and hawkchat turns it into real actions, then waits for your yes before it touches anything.
It remembers you.
Notes, facts, preferences — kept in plain-text memory on the device and grounded in what you actually said. It recalls; it never invents.
It keeps your day.
To-dos and reminders that actually fire as real notifications — even backgrounded, even after a reboot. All local.
It handles the errands.
“Text mom I’m late.” “Add lunch with Sam Friday.” “Email John the report.” It drafts the action and hands it off — you approve each one first.
It listens and talks back.
On-device speech in and out. Talk to the hawk on a mountain with no signal — it still hears you and answers.
It works your screen.
Say “do X” and it reads your live screen and acts — taps, types, navigates — one confirmed step at a time. Grammar-locked, never a hallucinated action.
It stays home.
The app ships with no internet permission at all. Everything above happens with the radio off. The privacy isn’t a policy — it’s physics.
The hunt
Say it once. It does the work.
Perceive → plan → your call → act → verify. Offline, on your hardware.
The perimeter · receipts, not roadmap
Nothing crosses the fence line.
The free build carries no INTERNET permission — the operating system itself won’t let it open a socket. Your words, your memory, and the model never leave the device. This is the one claim you shouldn’t take on faith, so don’t:
# prove it yourself — put the phone in airplane mode.# hawkchat keeps working. watch the wire with nethogs: it stays at 0.
Install
Three ways onto your glove.
- The complete experience — voice, secretary, and on-screen agent
- Model ships inside the app — no download, no account
- Zero internet permission — provably sealed
- Chat + secretary that runs in your browser, sealed
- Nothing to sideload — open a link, or install to home screen
- Same on-device model, in a strict same-origin sandbox
- The same sealed agent, native on your desktop
- On-device model server, local by construction
- Windows & macOS on the flight path
Sideloading an APK is normal — you allow “install unknown apps” once. Every build is the same sealed shell; only the frontier changes.
How it works
A tight loop, human in the middle.
The deal
Free. Yours. It never phones home.
hawkchat is a free dev preview — no account, no subscription, no catch. It’s open-core: the shell is auditable, and the trust is something you can verify, not a promise you have to swallow. If it earns its keep, tip the hawk.
Request a feature
Tell the hawk what to hunt next
hawkchat is a free dev preview and it grows from what you need. Describe a thing you wish it could do — the request opens in your own mail app. Nothing is sent to a server.
Take the frontier home
Your AI shouldn’t answer to a data center.
Off the cloud. On your glove. Set it up once — after that, it’s just yours.