Your own PC
A personal edition designed for local context and supported offline work. Compatibility, installation and support come before a purchase offer.
Ari’el by LIMINA
What you share. What you remember. What you do next. Those choices should stay yours.
The proof comes first
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Why she exists
AI can give a fluent wrong answer. Important context can disappear, and online tools can send information beyond your device. Ari’el’s purpose is to make useful help and understandable boundaries part of the same experience.
Built by Bob Ladrach. Ari’el grew out of decades spent helping people learn difficult systems, then asking a simple question: what would change if the system learned how to work with the person?
How it works
Ari’el is the experience. LIMINA is the architecture behind it. She is agentic in how she helps—she can clarify, route, remember approved context and move a task forward—but she is not an autonomous agent with her own goals or authority. The model can change; the continuity and permission layer stays in charge.
Goals, judgment, corrections, permissions.
The local coordination layer organizes approved information, task context, permissions, corrections and model choice. It is the part that knows what may carry forward and what must remain under your control.
A roughly 1B-parameter language model turns the selected context into ordinary language for drafting, explanation and conversation.
Continuity belongs to the local system; the model is the expression layer.Ari’el is model agnostic. A school or business could use a larger local model—70B or 120B, where the hardware supports it—or connect to a custom online system.
External use must have a clear permission boundary.What continuity means in practice
The boundary is part of the product
Processing on your own PC can reduce what you send elsewhere. It does not make a compromised device, shared account or cloud backup private.
A server-hosted demonstration. Use non-sensitive examples.
In development. Supported hardware and offline features will be published before sale.
The design calls for clear controls over retained context and external requests.
Privacy and offline claims need tests of the actual release, including voice and updates.
Where Ari’el can live
The purpose stays the same. Hardware, permissions and support change with the place. One architecture can serve different model sizes, networks and audiences.
A personal edition designed for local context and supported offline work. Compatibility, installation and support come before a purchase offer.
Run Ari’el on one capable machine and let approved PCs, Chromebooks or other browsers reach it over the trusted local network. The model can be sized for the deployment.
Start with one adult use case, approved machines and clear boundaries. Schools and younger users need a separate safeguarding review.
A shared local hub could work without continuous internet. It still needs power, useful local-language content, community ownership and someone to maintain it.
A fair way to begin
Try the free demonstration. Decide what is useful before deciding what comes next.
Use the public Guest demonstration and see how the conversation feels before you decide anything.
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Discuss one useful task, your hardware and the support a responsible first deployment would need.
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