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Run Qwen Locally
Qwen is a solid open-source AI language model that you can run completely offline. No subscriptions, and no need to code. With the LM Studio app, you can easily run Qwen on any compatible computer. If you don’t have one, you can rent a high-performance Mac mini from Rentamac.io and get going right away – […]
Run Phi-4 on Mac
Phi-4 is a new open-source language model made for creating quality text. The exciting part is that you can run Phi-4 right on your Mac using LM Studio – no need for tricky setups or subscriptions. Thanks to the simple Phi-4 setup, even beginners can have it going in just a few minutes. What is […]
Run Qwen on Mac
Qwen is a large language model (LLM) that can create high-quality text from your prompts. The cool thing is you can run Qwen right on your Mac with tools like LM Studio – no subscriptions, no cloud servers, and no tricky setups. Just like other large language models that can now run directly on Apple […]
Run Whisper on Mac
Whisper is a speech-to-text model created by OpenAI that you can use for free. With MacWhisper, you can easily run Whisper right on your Mac without worrying about subscriptions. Thanks to the straightforward Whisper Mac setup, you can start transcribing audio in just a few minutes, even if you’re new to this. What is Whisper? […]
Run Stable Diffusion on Mac
Stable Diffusion is a popular open-source AI tool that helps you create impressive images right from text prompts. The best part? You can simply run it right on your Mac using the Draw Things app. There’s no need for cloud services, subscriptions, or tricky setups. Thanks to the easy Stable Diffusion Mac setup, even beginners […]
Run Flux AI on Mac
Flux AI is an open-source tool that lets you create detailed art from text prompts. You can use it on your Mac with the Draw Things app – no cloud needed, no subscriptions, and no tricky setups. Thanks to the simple Flux AI Mac setup, even beginners can get started in minutes. What is Flux […]
Kaleidoscope for Windows
Kaleidoscope is a top-notch tool for comparing files and reviewing codes. It’s popular among developers and designers, especially for teams working on iOS and macOS projects. This app can spot tiny differences in code, text, images, and folders. The catch? It’s not available for Windows. There’s no native version of Kaleidoscope. This leaves Windows users, […]
iTerm2 for Windows
iTerm2 is a top choice for many developers using macOS. They appreciate its handy features like split panes, search, autocomplete, tons of customization options, and great keyboard support. But here’s the catch: there’s no iTerm2 for Windows. It can feel frustrating if you’re using Windows and want something like iTerm2. Since iTerm2 is explicitly built […]
Ulysses for Windows
Ulysses is one of the most beloved, award-winning, and popular writing tools, best known for its clean look, distraction-free setup, and strong features for writers, bloggers, and students. But there’s a catch: it’s only available on macOS and iOS. This leaves Windows users out in the cold, since there’s no version for them. You won’t […]
Seashore for Windows
Seashore is a simple, lightweight, open-source image editor designed for macOS. It’s fast, simple, includes core editing features (layers, gradients, alpha channels), and is perfect for quick design modifications or pixel-level edits. But if you’re a Windows user, you’ve probably noticed one unfortunate roadblock: there is no Seashore for your PC. And this can be […]