Five websites that run on your AI.

A shop, a notebook, a field guide, a bike workshop and a smart home. Their AI features use the AI you already have, an agent you sign in to, an OpenAI-compatible API with your key, or a model on your computer, through Leuria. Without Leuria, they fall back to your browser's AI or a small model in the page.

Your AI here:

Kiln & Co.

A shop whose assistant sells from the page's own stock.

Kiln & Co. sells three mugs. Ask which one is cheapest, or how many blue ones are left: the AI calls the page's own functions and answers from what they return, never from guesswork. A free-text message fills the order form.

Connect button · Page tools · Structured output · Also in plain HTML

Open Kiln & Co.
The Kiln & Co. demo shop: three mugs, their prices and stock, and the Connect your AI button

Maren's notebook

A notebook you search by meaning, on your own machine.

Maren's notebook, a potter's digital garden. Search “a glaze that looks like jade” and find celadon; see notes related in meaning; ask a question and get an answer with links to the notes it came from. The index is built in your browser with your own embedding model.

Search by meaning · Related notes · Answers with sources

Open the notebook
Maren's notebook: a list of notes and a search by meaning

Hollowmark

A field guide to 48 creatures that never existed.

Hollowmark. Describe one in your own words to find it, see the ones most like it, and have the AI build a team for a trip or an opponent, from the guide's own entries.

Search by meaning · Similar entries · Team builder

Open Hollowmark
The Hollowmark field guide: a grid of creature entries

Rayon Cycles

A workshop whose help desk follows the mechanics' own guides.

Rayon Cycles. Tell the help desk what the bike does and it works through the workshop's skills: how they track down a noise, what the warranty covers, how booking works. A repair is booked only when you confirm it yourself.

Skills · Page tools · Bookings you confirm

Open Rayon Cycles
Rayon Cycles: the workshop's services and its help desk

Hearth

A house that decides before anyone speaks.

Hearth. Say “turn off the kitchen lights and lock the office door”: a decision model on your computer reads it in one call, twelve questions at once, each with its probability. Your AI only speaks to split a request or to answer something that isn't about the house.

Decisions · Decision trace · Chat only for words

Open Hearth
Hearth: the house's devices by room, and the decision trace