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A links page listing resources related to running local language models. It gathers guides, including a quick start guide for running models locally, model sources such as HuggingFace for current quants, and inferencing frontends including Text Gen WebUI.
LocalSend is a free, open-source, cross-platform tool for sharing files to nearby devices over a local network without the cloud. It is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS, requires no account or login, and uses end-to-end encryption. Transfers work offline at WiFi speeds.
Lokus is a personal knowledge OS for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It offers a markdown editor, wiki links and backlinks, 2D and 3D graph views, an infinite canvas, a template system, and community plugins, and runs locally so notes remain available offline.
Lokus is a note-taking application with editing capabilities, distributed under an FCL 1.0 license. It stores notes as markdown files locally on the device and is built with Tauri and Rust.
LoLLMs WebUI is a web user interface for large language and multimodal systems. The repository describes it as a local, single-user webui with multi models and modal support, providing an interface to access and utilize various LLM and other AI models.
The Croydon Observatory is an information sharing, mapping and reporting website providing access to data and information about Croydon. It is intended for local government, community and voluntary organisations, partnership members, businesses, students and the public, with data viewable by themes such as population, economy and employment, housing, crime and health. Ward data uses a best fit approach for the 28 new wards.
Lyrion Music Server (LMS) is open-source software that controls and streams music to Squeezebox audio players. It can stream local music, internet radio, and content from streaming services. The ecosystem includes server and player software for Windows, Mac, tablets, phones, and Raspberry Pi, and can support large libraries across multiple devices.
Madrigal is a web-based upper atmospheric science database that manages and serves archival and real-time data from various instruments. Data is locally controlled at each site, while shared metadata enables searching across all Madrigal sites. APIs for Matlab, Python and IDL allow direct data access.
Maestral is an open source Dropbox client for macOS and Linux. It offers a command line interface, a lightweight native GUI for macOS and a Qt-based interface for Linux, and can sync multiple Dropbox accounts. It supports .mignore patterns to exclude local files from syncing. As of June 2026, Maestral is no longer actively maintained.
Maestro is a framework for Claude Opus, GPT and local large language models to orchestrate subagents. It supports use with APIs from providers including Anthropic, Gemini, OpenAI and Cohere, and has been updated to support Claude 3.5 Sonnet.
The Mail & Guardian is a South African weekly newspaper and website that describes itself as a quality investigative and comment news publication built on editorial independence. Its about page says it was founded in 1985 as the Weekly Mail and covers political analysis, Southern African news, the environment, local arts, music and popular culture.
The Maitland Mercury is a regional newspaper serving Maitland and the Lower Hunter Valley in New South Wales. Established in 1843, it covers local news, sport, weather, entertainment and lifestyle, and circulates as a weekly print publication every Friday. Digital subscriptions provide unlimited access to Australian Community Media websites.
Regional newspaper covering Greater Manchester government, crime, transport, business, sport and community news.
manifest.build is an open source LLM router for AI agents and related tools. It connects AI agents and harnesses to any provider in seconds, supporting subscription, pay-per-token, local model and custom provider options. The tool offers features including model fallbacks, full request logging, autofix for broken provider calls, an LLM gateway for centralized provider management, and observability tools for tracking usage, reliability and costs. The software is open source, allowing users to self-host it or contribute to its development.
MapQuest provides maps, route planning, driving directions, traffic, and local place search.
Mars is an open source tensor-based unified framework for large-scale data computation. It scales numpy, pandas and scikit-learn, offering tensor, DataFrame and learn interfaces that resemble the original libraries. A session can be started locally or connected to an existing Mars cluster.
Mastodon Lists Manager is a static browser-based tool that performs bulk actions on Mastodon lists, such as viewing followed users who are not in lists and adding them, and unfollowing multiple users at once. Data is sent only to the user's Mastodon instance and stored in the browser's localStorage.
MastoGizmos is a collection of one-page JavaScript apps for searching and exploring Mastodon content. Tools include instance trend viewing, multi-instance hashtag search, verified user search, user directories, related hashtag discovery, RSS feed generation for hashtags, and local versus federated post comparison.
Materialious is a material design frontend for YouTube and Invidious aimed at a clean, privacy-friendly experience. It runs on Web, Windows, Android, Android TV, Docker, macOS and Linux, and supports local video fallback when Invidious fails.
The Materials Data Facility (MDF) is a service for publishing, discovering and accessing materials science datasets. It supports minting DOIs for datasets and offers curated collections covering simulations, experimental data and machine-learning-ready data. Data can be uploaded from local storage, Globus endpoints or Google Drive, and datasets can be loaded with a Python package.
MD2PDF is an offline web application that converts Markdown files to PDF format without requiring network requests. Users can select, edit, and transform Markdown content locally in their browser, with no data uploaded to external servers.
Meetup is a platform for finding local groups and events and for starting a group. People use it to meet others who share their interests and to connect over activities such as hiking, reading and networking.
MEGA is an encrypted cloud storage service offering free storage, secure file upload, download and sharing, private chat and meetings, plus a VPN and password manager. It uses zero-knowledge encryption so only the data owner and authorised users hold the keys.
MEGA CMD is a command line tool that works with a MEGA account and data, allowing access to MEGA services via commands. It offers an interactive shell for navigating an account like a local folder and scriptable commands for Linux, Mac, or Windows shells, aimed at advanced users automating interaction with their MEGA account.
