Secure AI
Secure, local AI chatbot
Secure AI launched on October 13, 2025 with 7 votes, #2,779 of 8,178 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
An AI chatbot that runs locally on your machine, great for using AI to interpret personally identifiable or proprietary information.
Secure AI by Vaultworks is a privacy-first, offline AI assistant that keeps your data on your machines.
Secure AI is a desktop assistant that analyzes your content without sending data to third parties. Install locally, pick a plan, and start solving real work—safely. Built by Vaultworks for privacy, speed, and a no-surprises experience. Runs fully offline. Your content never leaves your device or network. Start with chat-only, add file analysis on Plus, and unlock image understanding on Pro. Understands and responds in multiple languages for global teams. Clean chat workflow with projects and fast search—no accounts or keys required. Optimized for everyday hardware; GPUs accelerate but aren’t required for chat/files. Your data, your environment. Works without cloud accounts or telemetry.…from vaultworks.ai
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