
Odin
Find any file. Ask any document. 100% local AI.
What it does
Odin indexes millions of files in seconds using NTFS MFT parsing, then lets you search instantly and ask questions about any document (PDF, Word, Excel, HWP, etc.) using a fully local AI. No cloud, no account, no data ever leaves your machine.
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