Instructions to use YoozLabs/README with libraries, inference providers, notebooks, and local apps. Follow these links to get started.
- Libraries
- MLX
How to use YoozLabs/README with MLX:
# Download the model from the Hub pip install huggingface_hub[hf_xet] huggingface-cli download --local-dir README YoozLabs/README
- Notebooks
- Google Colab
- Kaggle
- Local Apps
- LM Studio
| license: apache-2.0 | |
| language: | |
| - en | |
| tags: | |
| - on-device-ai | |
| - privacy-first | |
| - mlx | |
| - asr | |
| - speech-recognition | |
| - local-llm | |
| # Yooz Labs | |
| **Sovereign Intelligence. Built for the skeptical.** | |
| Privacy-first AI that runs entirely on your devices. No cloud, no tracking, no compromises. | |
| --- | |
| ## What we're building | |
| We're the privacy infrastructure for the AI decade. Every Yooz product is designed for the 70% of consumers who don't trust cloud AI but lack consumer-grade alternatives. | |
| - **Yooz Engine** β unified local AI service for macOS (STT, LLM, grammar, VAD, TTS). | |
| - **Yooz Whisper** β voice keyboard for macOS. | |
| - **Yooz Notes** β note-taking with private AI memory. | |
| - **Remi** β Claude Code's distant friend. Secure peer-to-peer remote sessions for Claude Code (and soon Codex), with an iPhone app and local auto-approve. | |
| - **Yooz Vault** β privacy hardware (home server). | |
| - **Universal AI Platform Layer** β one API across Apple Core ML, Android ML Kit, Windows DirectML. | |
| ## What lives on this Hugging Face org | |
| The **model weights** β Apache 2.0, fully open source. The Yooz product code is source-available on GitHub under PolyForm Shield, but the weights stay open so the research community can build on them, audit them, and remix them. | |
| ### Model categories | |
| | Category | What it is | | |
| |---|---| | |
| | **ASR** | Speech-to-text checkpoints (Qwen3-ASR Swift port, Parakeet derivatives) | | |
| | **LLMs (Touchup)** | Fine-tuned small LLMs that fix/clean speech-to-text transcripts | | |
| | **Distillations** | Small students distilled from larger teachers for on-device inference | | |
| | **Adapters** | LoRA / DoRA adapters published alongside their fused checkpoints | | |
| All checkpoints document their **lineage** (base model + Hugging Face link), **eval numbers** (real benchmarks, not vibes), and **Swift / Python usage snippets**. | |
| ## Why open weights? | |
| The competitive moat in privacy-first AI lives in the **product**, not the weights: | |
| - Multi-device orchestration (phone β PC β Vault) over WireGuard mesh. | |
| - Universal platform abstraction across Apple, Android, Windows AI APIs. | |
| - Private AI memory: encrypted, local, with permissioned cross-app context. | |
| - Beautiful, consumer-grade UX. | |
| The weights themselves should be open so the research community can audit privacy claims, reproduce evals, and build on top. Releases follow the standard "ship the artifact + the recipe to reproduce it." | |
| ## Provenance | |
| We never train on user data without opt-in. All training corpora and synthetic data sources are documented in the model card for each checkpoint. Where we fine-tune from a base model (Qwen, Gemma, etc.), the lineage is preserved and the upstream license is respected. | |
| ## Source-available, not closed | |
| The product code lives at [github.com/yooz-labs](https://github.com/yooz-labs) under PolyForm Shield. You can read it, fork it, and build on it for non-competing use cases. We chose this path because we want to stay community-aligned without enabling AWS-style "managed Yooz" competing services. | |
| ## Get in touch | |
| - **Engineering & research**: dev@yooz.info | |
| - **Bugs and feature requests**: file on the relevant GitHub repo under [yooz-labs](https://github.com/yooz-labs) | |
| - **Mailing list / news**: coming soon | |
| --- | |
| *We're building the privacy infrastructure for the AI decade. Every decision prioritizes user sovereignty, data privacy, and beautiful simplicity.* | |