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Your own AI that belongs to you: what you get

KIplatz is an AI that belongs to you and collects nothing about you, and your PC does something useful with it while you do not need it. In return you get credits, which give you priority for answers. There is no money in it.

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Priority, memory and skills

Priority for answers

Whoever shares computing power or helps collects credits. When several members ask at once, the one with more credits goes first.

An AI that remembers only what you tell it

"Remember that I am left-handed" goes into a file on your device. "Forget that" deletes it again.

Your AI, by your rules

Under My AI you tap what you need it for, such as programming with Python, how it should answer and what it must never do. It sticks to that in every conversation. If you want more, write your own skills or get some from others.

Here you are somebody

Whatever bothers you, you report with one click, and a person reads it. The leaderboard shows who worked for others.

Credits give you priority for answers. There is no money or crypto in it.

Credits can be neither bought nor transferred. In the program you see every day what your device did. How your PC helps

Things that help day to day

Morning briefing

Once a day the weather for your place and 5 headlines, read aloud if you like.

Ctrl + Space

Ask about selected text in any program, without copying.

Speaking instead of typing

The microphone runs only between 2 clicks, the audio stays on the device.

Ask about the screen

KIplatz sees what you see, when you explicitly want it to.

On the phone

The same community through a web page, with no app store and no account at a corporation.

Ask your home

The invoice is on your PC at home, you are out. You ask on your phone, your PC sends it to you, without a cloud.

Ready in a minute

  1. Create an account, with an e-mail address, with Google or with GitHub.
  2. Get the program for Windows and set how much your PC may help.
  3. Ask your first question. Or just leave your PC running, and it works for everyone.

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