Antalogy: real Word-like Markdown editor
Word-like UI/UX. Bring your LLM. 100% local. Zero telemetry.
What it does
Antalogy is an AI-ready desktop word processor: the familiarity of a Word interface for Markdown, the privacy of local-first, and the LLM of your choice. Available on Windows and macOS.
Antalogy is an AI-ready desktop word processor — the familiarity of a Word interface for Markdown, the privacy of local-first, and the LLM of your choice. Brainstorm, edit, summarize or audit documents — without leaving your workflow. One-click, two-way synchronization between the document — or just the selected text — and the LLM chat. Use a local or remote LLM endpoint of your choice at any time — and switch whenever you like. Compatible with any LLM that supports the OpenAI API — local, on-prem or cloud. Antalogy’s integrated AI Assistant chat lets you brainstorm, edit, summarize, or audit documents without leaving your workflow. Unlike locked-in cloud AI suites, you decide where…from antalogy.com
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