Armore Edge runs a real AI on the hardware you already own — and links your devices into one encrypted mesh. Your files never leave to be useful. Not a promise: something you can verify.
Every AI you use ships your files, chats, and thoughts to someone else's servers. Everyone now says they won't misuse it. No one lets you prove it.
Not a chatbot in someone's cloud. A workspace that runs on your machine and treats your data as yours.
A real on-device AI over your own files — ask, search, extract. Works offline. Nothing leaves unless you open the door.
Your laptop and phone become one private AI. Ask here, get the answer from a file over there — the file never moves, only a math summary crosses.
Answers can carry a cryptographically signed receipt. Tamper one value and verification fails. Privacy you can check, not a policy you hope for.
No account required to start. No cloud. No lock-in.
Download the app for Windows, Mac, or Linux. It brings its own AI model.
Ask questions, search, and extract — all on your device, all cited.
Scan a code to pair a second device. Confirm the short match code — your mesh is live.
Message privately and ask across your devices. The data stays where it lives.
| Cloud "private AI" | Local dev tools | Armore Edge | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where your data goes | their servers | stays local | stays local |
| Easy to use | yes | no (techie) | yes |
| Devices work together | no | no | yes — private mesh |
| Privacy is… | a promise | local, unproven | verifiable (receipts) |
When Armore pulls a value from a document, it signs a receipt binding exactly what it read and produced. Change a single character afterward, and the signature stops matching. That's how you trust an answer from an AI.
It's real and it works, and we're bringing in our first users now. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out.