Read
Local AI browser
Thez
A browser for private research that can show its work.
Thez keeps loaded pages and local files on the Mac, then turns them into cited answers, claim checks, briefs, and handoff packets.
On-device AI
Core summarize, ask, explain, embed, and evidence flows run through local endpoints.
Offline beat
Load sources, cut the network, and keep working over local snapshots.
Cited research
Claim checks, citation chips, coverage maps, source drift, and prompt firewall surfaces.
Handoff-ready
Dossiers, briefs, review packets, `.thezpack` bundles, and reopen proof.
Evidence layer
Thez is not another browser chat sidebar.
The product is shaped around source custody. Pages, Markdown, text, and PDFs become local snapshots; answers cite the supporting chunks; audits show whether the evidence is ready; bundles let another reviewer reopen the work.
What it does
Private reading intelligence with receipts.
Sources
Build source sets
Snapshot pages and local files, restore workspaces, import PDFs, watch folders, and cache vectors locally.Claims
Verify claims
Run citation-grade answers, claim checks, comparison matrices, coverage maps, and source-drift reviews.Handoff
Export proof
Create local briefs, evidence dossiers, handoff packets, reviewer checklists, and portable `.thezpack` bundles.Honest promise
Offline means the intelligence works over what you already loaded.
Thez does not pretend to fetch new web pages without a network. Its sharper promise is that page context, local files, embeddings, claims, briefs, and proof artifacts can stay on the machine after the sources are loaded.
macOSNative browser shell and packaged app
OllamaLocal generation and embeddings path
RustNative command ledger and proof surface
Product portfolio
Move across the Open T Labs product portfolio.
Next step
Bring the browser workflow where privacy and proof both matter.
Open T Labs can walk through Thez as a local AI browser, private research workspace, or evidence-handoff product direction.