Meterless
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AI THAT WORKS ON YOUR COMPUTER

AI that does the
real work on your device.

Meterless brings local-first memory, multi-agent orchestration, and scoped desktop control together running on your device.

Cost curve7.3–15×
Parallel agents100+
MemoryBoundless
Local-first100%
CARD 01Swarms Unlock bulk creativity. Break down big goals into many smaller tasks. Swarms run them in parallel so more ideas surface, faster at a fraction of the token cost.
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The stack

One platform.
Three products.

Swarms

Multi-agent swarms at scale.

Unlock bulk creativity. Break down big goals into many smaller tasks. Swarms run them in parallel so more ideas surface, faster at a fraction of the token cost.

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Relay

Real desktops. Real hands.

Relay drives actual applications with native Win32 input, tracked windows, and vision-verified actions. Every click is precise. Every result is real.

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Gaia

A cognitive OS that takes action.

Gaia is the cognitive operating system that runs on your desktop. It can research, see, remember, and operate across your computer and its own browser to complete real work.

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Why it matters

Private by design

Local-first by default. Your memory, your data, your computer. Nothing leaves unless you choose.

Owned memory

Persistent, boundless memory that you own and control. Context that stays with you.

Real desktop action

Not just text. Meterless sees, clicks, types, and ships work across your real apps.

Meterless · install everything.

Five engines · three products · MIT · node · desktop-native paths

Proof that counts

7.3–15×

Fewer tokens

Save up to 90% on token spend with local orchestration.

Up to 100+

Agents in parallel

Run entire teams of agents simultaneously.

Boundless

Persistent memory

Long-term memory across tools, windows, and modes.

Scoped control

Desktop actions

Operate within boundaries you set. Every step is verifiable.

Open source · MIT

Five engines.
Clone what you need.

Each primitive stands alone — wire one into your app or take all five. Source on GitHub; releases and README install paths live in each repo.