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Ask anything. FreeSpark is free, private, and runs right here on your device, so there is no account, no subscription and no limit.

Private by design · runs on your device · How does this work?

On-device AI · Web research on · AI can make mistakes; check important facts.

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AI model

Checking what your device can run…

The instructions FreeSpark gives the AI

These come with FreeSpark and are the same for everyone. They are shown here so nothing about how the AI is guided is hidden from you.

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Add a model from Hugging Face

For people who know what they are doing: paste a link to a model built for the browser (an MLC model). Ordinary models from Hugging Face will not work here.

What the AI is allowed to do

Web page proxy

Most sites block cross-origin reads. Direct fetch is tried first; this proxy is the fallback. Leave empty to disable.

Look and feel

Your data

Your chats, notes and settings are stored only in this browser. The AI model is kept here too after its first download, so it does not need downloading again.

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About FreeSpark

Democratized AI for all.

Good AI should be free for everyone, and it should stay yours.

FreeSpark is a free AI assistant that runs on the computer or phone you already own. There is no account, nothing to pay, and no limit on how much you use it. It works out what your device can handle, picks the best AI model that fits, and gives that model the ability to plan, look things up, use tools and check its own work. We call that Model + Spark.

Free for everyone

Nobody pays per message, so nobody is priced out. The AI models are open and the app is just a web page.

Private by design

The AI runs inside your browser, on your own device. What you type, your notes, your files and your photos never leave it. Looking things up on the web is optional and can be switched off.

No datacenters, no water

No giant server farm does the thinking for you. The only chip working is the one in your device, using about as much power as a laptop, with nothing to cool.

How it works

  1. Check your device and pick a fast, capable AI model it can run. The model downloads once and stays on your device.
  2. Gather the basics before asking the AI anything: the date and time, your notes, any files or links you shared.
  3. Send each job to the right place: math to a calculator, code to a workspace, facts to a web search, files to your folder.
  4. Plan bigger requests as a short checklist and work through it one item at a time.
  5. Check the work: code gets run, numbers get checked, and if part of your request was missed, the AI is asked to fill it in.

What runs where

On your deviceOptional, over the internet
The AI itself, pictures it makes, your chats, notes, files, voice, and everything it checksDownloading a model the first time · looking things up on the web (through FreeSpark's own search) · weather and currency rates

What the server keeps

Nothing about you. The FreeSpark server has no database, no accounts and no cookies, and it writes no user data to disk. Your chats, notes, files and settings live in this browser only, and clearing site data erases them for good.

When looking things up on the web is on, one thing does leave your device: the search itself, built from your message, plus the address of any web page you ask FreeSpark to read. Those go to the FreeSpark server, which runs the search and sends the results back. Searches are not written to any log. The server keeps only a short-lived count of requests per visitor, in memory, so one person cannot hog the search service.

Like every website, the server keeps ordinary logs of when the page and its files were requested. Turn off Look things up on the web in Settings, and the only thing that ever leaves your device is the one-time model download.

Who makes FreeSpark

FreeSpark is made by PyroSoft Productions, Inc. and its founder, MikeTheTech. You can follow the work on YouTube.

Support the creator

FreeSpark is free, has no accounts and shows no ads, and it stays that way. It is built and paid for by one person. If it is useful to you, buy the creator a coffee; that link is the only thing here that ever asks you for money, and using it is entirely optional.

AI can make mistakes. FreeSpark checks its work, but please double-check anything important. freespark.app · A PyroSoft Productions, Inc. project.

See the difference

Same question, same model, side by side.

The model on its own

Answers from memory only. No tools, no checking.

With FreeSpark

The same model, but it can look things up, do the math, and check its own work.

Automation

Runs a prompt on a schedule while this tab stays open. Stored only in this browser; nothing is sent to or kept on a server.