Open-source engine
Free
EUPL-1.2; model/hardware requirements separate
- Included scope
- Native bindings; local text/speech/vision inference
NobodyWho
● Identity checkedOn-device AI inference bindings · Official-source review 2026-10-09
NobodyWho is a Rust-based local inference engine with bindings for Python, Kotlin, Swift, React Native, Flutter and Godot. It combines GGUF language models, structured tool calling and local speech/vision capabilities for application developers.
- Category
- On-device AI inference bindings
- Free access
- EUPL-1.2 open source with no per-token engine fee; hardware, model licenses and distribution obligations remain separate.
- API access
- Language bindings and experimental local OpenAI-compatible /v1/models and /v1/chat/completions server are documented.
Is NobodyWho right for you?
A good fit for
Relevant to developers embedding model capabilities on supported desktop or mobile devices.
Before you choose
Desktop supports 64-bit Linux/macOS/Windows, with Windows x86_64 only; web export and Windows ARM64 are not yet supported. Godot has no iOS export. Free RAM guidance is roughly 1.5–2× model size; mobile needs approximately twice model size beyond system reserves. Uses one GPU, falling back to CPU layers. EUPL distribution of modified engine requires source disclosure; confirm license interpretation for your use. Model compatibility and speech quality were not tested.
Workflow and handoff
Select a small appropriately licensed model, run a fixture query in the intended binding and measure RAM and tool-schema behavior before embedding it.
Pricing and practical limits
Desktop supports 64-bit Linux/macOS/Windows, with Windows x86_64 only; web export and Windows ARM64 are not yet supported. Godot has no iOS export. Free RAM guidance is roughly 1.5–2× model size; mobile needs approximately twice model size beyond system reserves. Uses one GPU, falling back to CPU layers. EUPL distribution of modified engine requires source disclosure; confirm license interpretation for your use. Model compatibility and speech quality were not tested.
Review method
Official product evidence reviewed on 2026-10-09; product artwork inspected visually. No hands-on vendor application test was performed. Application performance, security claims and plan enforcement were not independently tested.
What it can do
Features & capabilities
Unknown is different from unavailable. Each fact carries its own evidence.
| Capability | Value | Evidence | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product workflow | NobodyWho is a Rust-based local inference engine with bindings for Python, Kotlin, Swift, React Native, Flutter and Godot. It combines GGUF language models, structured tool calling and local speech/vision capabilities for application developers. | Facts sourced | 2026-10-09 |
| Pricing and restrictions | Desktop supports 64-bit Linux/macOS/Windows, with Windows x86_64 only; web export and Windows ARM64 are not yet supported. Godot has no iOS export. Free RAM guidance is roughly 1.5–2× model size; mobile needs approximately twice model size beyond system reserves. Uses one GPU, falling back to CPU layers. EUPL distribution of modified engine requires source disclosure; confirm license interpretation for your use. Model compatibility and speech quality were not tested. | Facts sourced | 2026-10-09 |
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NobodyWho pricing & plans
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Was the application hands-on tested?
No. This listing is based on dated official-source evidence and a visual artwork check. Unconfirmed costs and restrictions are identified explicitly.
What is NobodyWho used for?
NobodyWho is a Rust-based local inference engine with bindings for Python, Kotlin, Swift, React Native, Flutter and Godot. It combines GGUF language models, structured tool calling and local speech/vision capabilities for application developers.
Does NobodyWho have a free plan?
EUPL-1.2 open source with no per-token engine fee; hardware, model licenses and distribution obligations remain separate.. This record lists ongoing free access; check the plan limits before starting.
How much does NobodyWho cost?
No paid monthly price is listed; this record treats the product as free to start. See the plan cards for entitlements, billing commitments and seat minimums.
Can I use NobodyWho through an API?
Language bindings and experimental local OpenAI-compatible /v1/models and /v1/chat/completions server are documented.. API access and subscription access may have different terms; consult the linked sources.
What should I check before choosing it?
Desktop supports 64-bit Linux/macOS/Windows, with Windows x86_64 only; web export and Windows ARM64 are not yet supported. Godot has no iOS export. Free RAM guidance is roughly 1.5–2× model size; mobile needs approximately twice model size beyond system reserves. Uses one GPU, falling back to CPU layers. EUPL distribution of modified engine requires source disclosure; confirm license interpretation for your use. Model compatibility and speech quality were not tested.
Price history
No retained pricing changes yet. A current price alone does not establish a historical trend.
How this profile is supported
Official product information
Current official product source read individually; product artwork inspected visually.
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