Meterless.ai
Run AI locally and own the whole workflow
What it does
Most AI tools return an answer and discard the process. Meterless lets the real workflow run on your device—and makes it yours. Relay turns desktop work into reusable missions. Gaia keeps projects, memory, and context persistent. Swarms exposes the full agent graph. Replay, edit, switch models, and run the work again without starting over. Local-first, model-agnostic, and built so AI work compounds instead of disappearing.
Meterless is the local-first ownership layer for agentic AI. Relay turns desktop automation into reusable missions, Gaia is the persistent AI workspace where your work compounds, and free tools like Swarms hand you the full agent graph. Local control by default, model-agnostic.
Most AI tools give you an output, then discard the structure that produced it. Meterless preserves that value: Relay turns work across your applications into reusable missions , while Gaia keeps your memory, goals, decisions, and artifacts together so your AI work compounds across sessions, devices, and models. AI models will keep changing. The lasting value is the structure created around your work: the missions, memory, decisions, workflow state, policies, artifacts, and proof of what succeeded. Meterless keeps those assets on your device and independent of any one provider. Relay makes successful workflows reusable. Gaia carries the context forward. Change models without rebuilding how…from meterless.ai
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