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What is Zimmer AI?

Frontier open intelligence, document Q&A, and workflow automation strictly on hardware you own.

Zimmer AI is a local-first AI workspace and on-premise AI appliance that runs open-weight AI models on hardware you own — a personal Mac or Windows PC, or a company-owned Apple-silicon server — so prompts, source code, documents, and answers never leave your machine or your network.

Zero Third-Party Cloud LLMs
Zimmer runs open-weight frontier models directly on your devices. Prompts, documents, embeddings, and chat histories are processed 100% within your local hardware perimeter.

Four Core Architectural Pillars

100% Data Sovereignty

Zero telemetry, zero third-party cloud data transmission, and air-gapped cryptographic licensing options for sensitive corporate files.

Dual-Mode Appliance

Use Zimmer as a native Desktop App for macOS/Windows, or deploy zimmer-server for multi-tenant browser access.

Multi-Node Mesh Compute

Add Apple-silicon Macs into a unified compute pool in under 2 minutes with automated least-busy load distribution.

Predictable Financials

Fixed flat seat pricing ($29/mo or $250/yr) with absolutely $0 per-token inference charges and unlimited local runs.

How Zimmer Compares to Cloud SaaS

PillarTraditional Cloud AIZimmer Local Appliance
Data LocationPublic cloud data centers100% on your own hardware
Cost ModelVolatile per-token meteringFixed seats, $0 per-token API fee
Access SecurityPhishable passwords & API keysHardware-sealed OS keychain keypairs
RAG PermissionsAll-or-nothing vendor storageIn-retrieval RBAC before model context
Offline OperationFails on internet dropsRuns 100% offline (14-day token cache)

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Desktop Quickstart

Learn how to install Zimmer Desktop for personal use in under 2 minutes.

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Server Deployment

Deploy Zimmer Server for company-wide multi-tenant browser access.

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