Local AI
Local LLM Lab
Match machine hardware to local model and runtime stacks.
- Hardware profile capture and comparison
- Model fit scoring for local workloads
- Ollama, LM Studio, and llama.cpp planning
The sections
Browse Labs
Filter the hub by category without duplicating pages. Some labs belong in more than one bucket, so the same tool can appear under AI, media, system work, games, fabrication, or data depending on what you are looking for.
Retrieval
RAG Lab
Run local retrieval-augmented generation over your own documents with on-device models.
- Chunk files and index them locally
- Ask questions with source-backed answers
- Windows build bundles the offline stack
Local AI
Image Gen Local
Reference page for the local ComfyUI image generation rig and low-VRAM launch path.
- Dedicated lab page
- Windows-first workflow
- Kept separate from the hub
Metadata
EXIF Lab
Preview, strip, and write image metadata from a dedicated lab page.
- GPS preview before processing
- Strip, embed, and export flows
- Separate server-backed UI
Media
Overlay Lab
Queue videos, tune watermark placement, and generate ffmpeg overlay commands.
- Browser preview and command builder
- Randomized location and time controls
- Windows build for local rendering
Transparency
Alpha Lab
Check, preview, trim, and repair image transparency from a portable Windows tool.
- Dedicated lab page
- Windows-first workflow
- Kept separate from the hub
Video
CropBox Lab
A Windows video crop and framing lab for presets, rotation experiments, and export workflows.
- Dedicated lab page
- Windows-first workflow
- Kept separate from the hub
Desktop
Markdown Viewer
A download page for the Markdown Viewer desktop app.
- Direct link to the Windows executable
- Bundled reference Markdown file
- Matches the Edgy AI shell
Tables
CSV Lab
A lightweight local CSV viewer and editor for table inspection and save-back edits.
- Dedicated lab page
- Windows-first workflow
- Kept separate from the hub
Database
SQLite Lab
A local SQLite browser focused on staged edits and backup-safe commits.
- Dedicated lab page
- Windows-first workflow
- Kept separate from the hub
Audio
LocalSpot
A private browser player for local media files and family music library access.
- Invite-code access flow
- Read-only library browsing
- Search, folders, genres, queues, and playlists
Audio
Songs Lab
A Windows-first shell for local recording sessions, title watching, and track review.
- Dedicated lab page
- Windows-first workflow
- Kept separate from the hub
Games
Territory USA
A risk-based game and room server for LAN play and live territory control.
- Browser play with room updates
- Local server-driven game state
- Built to run alongside the Edgy AI tools
Games
Caveman Run
A browser arcade runner with canvas gameplay, touch controls, score, bones, and lives.
- Canvas-based runner game
- Keyboard and touch controls
- Score, level, lives, and power HUD
Fabrication
Mesh Lab
Turn an image into a heightmap and mesh preview for print or CNC work.
- Preview the source image
- Adjust height and output width
- Export STL, OBJ, or PNG
Product Design
Tile Lab
A tray and storage system for tile-based games like Rummikub™, designed as a finished product line.
- Stackable player trays
- Compact storage and reset
- Built around standard tile-rack formats like Rummikub™
Concepts
Putters
A product concept page for the Glory Hole Putters collection.
- Dedicated model pages
- Brand-forward visual treatment
- Built as a separate section
Pantry
Recipe Lab
A browser-based recipe shelf with pantry matching and cooking notes.
- Recipe cards with search and filters
- Pantry-aware planning
- Static preview of the lab build
Transfer
File Drop
An upload lane for large photos and videos without email limits.
- Original files stay unchanged
- Chunked upload handling
- Private access-code flow
System
System Pulse Lab
A compact Windows CPU and memory monitor with lightweight scrolling graphs.
- Dedicated lab page
- Windows-first workflow
- Kept separate from the hub
Why it's split up
Keep The Tools Small
Each section has a different job and a different UI. Keeping them in separate folders prevents one feature from swallowing the whole site and makes the deployment easier to understand.
The hub page stays simple and points at the tools that are actually in use.
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