Dataing Local Private Cupid companion for Mac

Cupid, closer to home

A Cupid that grows with you—on your Mac.

Dataing Local gives Cupid a private place to carry the thread: the things you care about, the rhythms you fall into, and the context you choose to keep close. Local models do the sensitive work. You stay in charge of what becomes memory.

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Local models Source by source Reviewable memory Easy to undo

A gentler kind of context

Personal doesn’t have to mean invasive.

The goal isn’t to collect your life. It’s to give Cupid just enough continuity to meet you where you are—and to make every step visible, optional, and correctable.

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Start with a conversation

Choose an on-device model and talk to Cupid normally. Local continuity helps the next conversation feel like part of the same story, not a fresh intake form.

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Bring in only what helps

Add optional context one doorway at a time—perhaps your calendar rhythm, an activity pattern, a photo you selected, or a person you’ve already named.

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Keep the final say

Cupid’s reads stay provisional until they earn your trust. Identity links and memories can be reviewed, corrected, disconnected, or deleted.

Small context packs, not a life dump.

Sensitive context created through Dataing Local is designed for local models. Cupid retrieves a small relevant slice for the moment instead of pouring everything it knows into every conversation.

On-device by design

The Cupid Local log

What we’ve been building.

A plain-language record for testers, friends, and anyone following the experiment. “Available now” means it’s in the current Mac download; “In development” means it is not in the public build yet.

Available now

One person, every approved thread

Connections is now organized around people instead of an abstract graph. Open Eric, Yaya, or anyone else you have confirmed to see their approved iMessage, Discord, X, Photos, Instagram, Calendar, Email, and Cupid references together, followed by a tentative read of what those sources can teach Cupid. People stay grouped into romantic relationships, friends, coworkers, family, and a review queue you control.

People-first relationship index Cross-source interaction lanes Friends, coworkers, family, and romance Missing sources stay visibly missing
Available now

A wallet that feels useful without asking for the keys

Wallet is now a calm, watch-only portfolio for the public addresses you choose. Token balances, network labels, receive details, and explorers are easier to scan, while every balance read stays on demand. Cupid never receives signing power, and wallet holdings stay outside its memory and matching context.

Watch-only portfolio On-demand public reads Clear receive and explorer actions No signing or Cupid memory
Available now

A desktop-scale Gemma, with an honest boundary

Gemma 4 26B A4B now appears in the model lab as a high-end PC and workstation candidate. Cupid shows its real 48.1 GB source size, 64 GB memory recommendation, text-and-vision capability, and exact Google source without pretending the current LiteRT Mac runtime can open Transformers weights. A Windows companion path is now mapped around the same private vault and review controls.

Gemma 4 26B A4B source Real hardware guidance No incompatible fake download Windows parity plan
Available now

The people in your life, with the receipts beside them

Connections now brings familiar Contact names, tentative relationship circles, local Messages activity, and approved Cupid references into one private map. A person like Yaya can be recognized across a Contact alias and the history you chose to give Cupid, while possible exes, family, and friends stay clearly tentative until you review them.

Names and Contact photos Ex, family, and friend circles Sent-side iMessage examples Local and Dataing references
Available now

A smoother relationship constellation

Connections now opens from a lightweight, cached view of Cupid’s approved relationship context instead of repeatedly rebuilding the whole constellation. Larger private histories stay responsive, and Web Rhythm remains useful for personal rhythm without becoming evidence about who someone is.

Fast cached constellation Bounded people projection Whole-name matching No browser identity guesses
Available now

More of your rhythm, less of your raw data

Cupid can now learn from four new local doorways you choose: plans in Reminders, named correspondence rhythms in Apple Mail, your own words from a Discord export, and the domains that shape your time across major browsers. Each becomes a small, protected context summary on your Mac—not a copy of the original history.

Optional source-by-source access Domain-level web rhythm Your sent Discord words only One-tap forget controls
Available now

Your relationships, not another messages screen

Connections turns the people and patterns in your approved digital footprint into a living constellation. See who Cupid knows, which local or Dataing sources support that context, the moments they share with you, and what Cupid is still learning—without turning any of it into a secret score.

Relationship constellation Cross-source context Local + Dataing labels Tentative, reviewable reads
In development

A private world model, without permanent labels

We built the next foundation for Cupid’s memory: encrypted evidence, people, relationships, beliefs, events, and life episodes that stay linked to where they came from. A belief can be corrected, contradicted, superseded, or removed when its source disappears.

Encrypted local memory Evidence-linked beliefs Contradictions included Remote safety gate
Available now

Updates that finally feel like updates

Once Dataing Local is in Applications, it can check for a signed update inside the app and replace the same copy in place. No more guessing which download is newest or keeping a stack of old installers.

Check inside the app One stable Mac app Signed update feed
Available now

More continuity, with clearer boundaries

Cupid can remember names you confirm, connect those names with context you reviewed, and carry the thread across local conversations. Optional Calendar, Contacts, Photos, and activity doorways stay separate, so one “yes” never quietly becomes permission for everything.

Names you confirm Separate permissions Review before memory Local continuity
Available now

Local models for words and pictures

The model shelf now makes device fit, storage needs, and account requirements easier to understand. Local vision can describe a photo you explicitly choose, while keeping identity guesses and face matching out of scope.

On-device chat models Selected-photo vision Honest storage guidance No face matching

Ready when you are

Make a little room for Cupid.

Download Dataing Local, move it to Applications, and open it from there. The current release can then check for future updates inside the app.

Download for Mac
  • 1Download and unzip
  • 2Move Dataing Local to Applications
  • 3Open it and choose your own pace