Think on your device
Choose a local model for Private Cupid. Your private conversation runs on your computer.
Dataing Local
Your ideas, preferences, and memories. An on-device AI that works with the context you choose, for whatever’s on your mind.
The Windows 11 x64 beta publishes only after its signed release and physical acceptance checks pass. Local chat requires Ollama plus the approved model on the same PC.
YOUR CONTEXT · WORK
“I got further with one quiet hour than a whole afternoon of switching tasks.”
You wrote · a kept thought
A protected focus block might suit your next project.
Based on the note above, not a fixed label. You can correct the interpretation.
Try a correction. You have the final say.
Editable example only. Nothing is sent or saved.
Illustrative example · no AI runs in this preview.
Nothing you type here is sent or saved.
Private by design. Personal by choice.
A thought, a project, a question. Bring context when you’re ready.
Choose a local model for Private Cupid. Your private conversation runs on your computer.
Add the memories, preferences, and sources you want Cupid to draw on. Review what it knows and correct what doesn’t fit.
Untangle a decision, explore an idea, or plan your day. Personal context for the conversation you want to have.
Private Cupid uses an on-device model with the relevant context you’ve approved. Remote Cupid uses your Dataing thread. Connected services still sync with their providers; opening an outside service is a separate action.
The Cupid Local log
A plain-language record for testers, friends, and anyone following the experiment. Platform badges show whether something is in the signed Mac release, the Windows beta, or still in development.
Download a local model and start chatting with Private Cupid. Your conversations stay on this Mac, including after a restart. Connect Dataing when you're ready to bring more context along, without losing your private threads. Imports and image generation still require connecting Dataing in this release.
Private Cupid now reserves room for your saved context and recent messages. Model setup is simpler, a new private chat keeps your previous thread saved, and downloading another model no longer switches the one you’re using. Gemma 4 E2B is the starting recommendation on Mac; smaller Qwen options remain experimental.
An optional People view adds personal keepsakes and interpretations you can confirm, correct, or stop using. These changes are planned for a future signed Mac release.
People feels more like a relationship scrapbook: familiar faces, words worth keeping, and a place for the little things you appreciate. Confirm someone's Dataing profile once to use their available picture alongside local Photos and Contacts. Keep your own sent-message snippets or write a personal keepsake, stored in your encrypted collection on this Mac. Source details stay one click away, and calendar plans remain plans, not invented memories.
The first Windows companion brings Cupid chat, explicit ChatGPT archive imports, photo rhythm, a private Connections view, and local Ollama models into the same reviewable vault idea. The public x64 beta is held until its installer is signed, timestamped, and accepted on Windows 11; updates remain manual during beta.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Ready when you are
Choose the desktop you’re on. The Mac release is signed and updates in place. The Windows 11 x64 beta appears here only after its signed release checks pass.