openhuman

OpenHuman is a desktop AI agent that connects to more than a hundred services, pulls your data in on a schedule, and builds a memory it can act on, with web search, voice, code execution and a talking desktop mascot built in. It's repositioning as an agent harness with a Rust core. The app is GPL-3.0; the managed services behind it are not.

Install is native: Homebrew cask, .dmg, .msi, .deb or AppImage, no Docker. By default you sign in and use the TinyHumans managed route for models, search and integrations. Bring-your-own keys for 26 providers and local models through Ollama, LM Studio or MLX are options, and a local-only privacy mode keeps inference on the device. Integrations run through TinyHumans' backend via Composio by default.

It was never fully free. TinyHumans sells credit plans: Basic $20 a month or $200 a year with $21 of credits, Pro $200 a month or $2,000 a year with $210, and pay-as-you-go top-ups from $5, all non-refundable. Solo users running local models can avoid paying. Everyone on the default managed route is buying credits.

The catch: the local-memory pitch is going away. The development branch replaces the on-disk Markdown memory and Obsidian vault with CortexDB, hosted by TinyHumans or self-hosted by you; with neither, memory is off. It's also an early beta with hundreds of open issues.