All-in-one AI content creation suite that runs on your machine, fully private.
CSuite is a desktop app that puts you in control of AI. Use the latest local and cloud models to chat, generate, and edit text, images, audio, and video, then chain it all with a node-based workflow editor. No login. No subscriptions. One-time payment.
“CSuite worked almost out of the box and already offers a lot of possibilities. I was particularly impressed by how easy it was to get started with local models and work with documents.”
“An all-in-one AI content creation suite that can run privately on my own machine is a massive game-changer for my daily workflow. It is rare to see founders this dedicated to continuously improving their product and actually delivering on user requests.”
“Keeps AI generation open, while having a handy interface. I can decide which LLM I use for what job: locally, BYOK, OpenRouter etc. Love that workflow mode!”
One app for every modality.
Stop juggling multiple tools. CSuite covers all four ways AI creates (text, images, audio, and video) in one workspace, with one folder of files, one prompt history, and one set of provider settings.
Text
Draft, rewrite, and edit with a full rich text editor. Works with any model, local or cloud.
Image
Generate, edit, upscale, and annotate images. Drop in reference images as inputs on any model that supports them.
Audio
Text-to-speech, voice cloning, music and sound effect generation, all in one panel, including speech that runs fully on-device.
Video
Generate clips from a prompt, a photo, or start and end frames, or build long videos on a timeline that AI drafts for you.
Your data never leaves your machine.
Run open-source models entirely on your computer with the bundled runtimes. No usage tracking, no cloud round-trips, no accounts. Your prompts, files, and outputs stay on your disk and off the network.
Latest models, your keys.
Run models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and more through Runware, OpenRouter and Replicate, or go direct to vendors like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and more, all with your own API keys. Your keys stay on your machine, and requests go straight from the app to the platform or the vendor. No middleman, no token markup, no lock-in.
Long-form video and audio, drafted by AI.
Type an idea and CSuite lays it out on a timeline, generating images, voice-over, music, and SFX in parallel. Audio compositions turn a script and a cast of voices into podcasts and audiobooks.
Talk to your models, and make things.
Chat with local or cloud models and generate or edit images, audio, and video right in the thread. Describe what you want and chat picks the right tool. Conversations stay on your computer.

Chain models with a node editor.
Connect models on a canvas so each step feeds the next, then run the whole chain with one click.
Compare models side by side.
Send one prompt to several models and see their results next to each other, with the time and cost of each.



Build tools by describing them.
Build and use apps right within CSuite. Tell it the tool you need, like an interest calculator or a habit tracker, and it builds an app you can open and use right away.
CSuite speaks your language.
CSuite is localized to support multiple languages. Switch the app to your language, then chat and write prompts in it too.
- English
- Español
- Português
- Français
- Deutsch
- Italiano
- 日本語
- 한국어
- 简体中文
- Русский
- العربية
- Bahasa
- Tiếng Việt
Know exactly what your AI is costing you.
CSuite records what each request costs and shows your spending by day and by model, so you always know where the money goes.
Questions, answered.
Everything you need to know about how CSuite is priced, how your data is handled, and how the app works across platforms and providers.
Cloud providers are hosted services like Runware, OpenRouter and Replicate that run frontier-scale models on their own infrastructure, plus model vendors like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and more, which you can use directly. You connect by adding your own API key in CSuite, and pay the provider directly for usage. Cloud is useful when you want the latest frontier-scale models, which are too large to run on consumer hardware.