Chats
Ask anything, plan anything. All on your Grid.
Run AI on the computers
in your office.
The Mac Studios on your designers' desks, the GPU box in the corner, the workstation idle overnight — Grid pools them into one private AI network your whole team shares: chat, images, video, and code — all on your own hardware.
$curl -fsSLhttps://grid.autonomous.ai/install.sh| bashThe Grid AppMeet the app that
Meet the app that
ties it together.
Chat with any model on your grid. Schedule the recurring work. Keep context in projects. All from one desktop app — native on MacOS and Linux, works offline.
Works with all your existing tools
All the apps you love. Now local.
Keep the coding agents and tools you already use, exactly as you use them. Grid speaks the OpenAI API — point OpenClaw, Hermes, Codex, or any OpenAI-compatible app at your grid and they answer from your own hardware, not someone's cloud.
Own your edge
Your work is your edge. Don't feed it to a frontier lab.
Every prompt to a hosted model hands over your code, your clients, your data — to store, learn from, and build on. Grid runs on machines you own, so your edge stays yours: nothing stored, nothing trained on, no one turning your work into their product.
No token bill
Everyone else is racking up a token bill. Yours is $0.
Token bills are exploding — one company ran up a reported $500M in a month, and Meta capped its own staff after 70+ trillion tokens. Grid has no meter: it runs on computers you already own, so your only cost is electricity — the bill stays $0.
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Set up from the terminal
One machine isn't a grid.
Your whole team is.
Ollama, vLLM, and LM Studio each power one machine. Grid is the orchestrator on top — everyone joins and adds their box, so your grid gets bigger and faster as the team grows. One shared endpoint, all of it.
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Stop renting AI.
Run it in-house.
Open source
View on GitHubBuilt in the open.
The core is MIT-licensed and OpenAI-compatible — read every line, run it yourself, and follow development on GitHub.