Installed locally, operated locally
Alcilla runs on your computer as a single workstation. No server configuration and no infrastructure overhead—simply start and work.
On a local single-user workstation, Alcilla processes personal work content on your computer and connects email, calendars, documents, and AI models in a controlled way. You retain control over storage locations, models, and connected services. No central account, no cloud, no product telemetry—external systems such as mail servers, calendars, or model endpoints are used only when you configure them. Ideal for getting started or for sensitive areas of work.
The local single-user workstation is the core of Alcilla. Personal work content can be processed and stored locally. External services such as mail servers, calendars, model endpoints, or research services are connected only when you configure them.
Alcilla runs on your computer as a single workstation. No server configuration and no infrastructure overhead—simply start and work.
Notes, chat histories, local knowledge databases, and many forms of working data are processed on your device. Connections to services such as email, calendars, or file servers are created only as part of the functions you configure.
Alcilla runs on your workstation without a central login. Credentials for connected services such as email, calendars, or file servers are required only when you configure those functions.
Alcilla starts with a guided initial setup tailored to your environment. You configure storage locations, local AI, and the services you want to use.
Language models run on your computer through Ollama. You decide which models to load and how many resources they may use—with no external model calls in local operation.
Alcilla runs locally on your workstation. You decide which services to connect and which components run on the workstation itself.
A local single-user workstation is the most direct form of Alcilla: personal content such as notes, chat histories, local knowledge, and Recorder data can be processed on your device. Alcilla does not transmit product telemetry. External connections arise only from configured functions, for example to mail servers, calendars, research services, or model endpoints.
Alcilla transmits no product data. Your emails, chat histories, and working data do not leave your system unless a function you have configured requires communication with an external service.
You load language models individually through Ollama. You control storage requirements, compute resources, and which models run—Alcilla makes recommendations but does not impose defaults.
Your knowledge belongs exclusively to you. External knowledge sources for research are added only when you explicitly choose to use them.
Select the appropriate Alcilla license, activate the application, and begin the local setup.
Start Alcilla and configure storage locations, local AI, and the functions you need for your environment.
Connect your mailbox, calendar, files, or other systems only when you want to use those functions.
Work with emails, notes, tasks, and AI-assisted functions—with local control and clearly defined connections to integrated services.
Even as a single-user workstation, Alcilla can work with established services and standards.
We will show you how Alcilla works on your workstation—with your data, in your environment.