openhuman - local-first desktop ai with an agent orchestrator
About OpenHuman
Desktop application from TinyHumans AI that keeps a local memory of your work and runs fleets of agents against it, with connectors to outside services and a research mode over them. Built in Rust and Tauri and distributed as a desktop install rather than a hosted product, which is the point of it: the memory stays on the machine. Young, and moving quickly, so treat the connector count on the marketing site as a moving figure rather than a specification.
Key Capabilities
Local-first memory: the index of your work stays on the machine rather than in a vendor account
Orchestrates several agents from one desktop surface instead of one chat at a time
Rust and Tauri rather than an Electron wrapper, which shows in the install size
Connectors to outside services, with research that runs across them
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