Playground · experiments, not products
Where does the model run?
This is where I try things before they’re ready to be apps. Two AI assistants explore what runs in your browser and what leaves your device. There’s also a Norwegian A1 course open for testing.
Norwegian A1 · testing
Norsksti
Ten courses with original worksheets, answer practice, and a path that unlocks one course at a time. Install it for offline learning; your progress stays on this device.
Side by side
| Motorcycle assistantRuns in your browser | ChattyHosted by Veritio Digital | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the model runs | On your device’s GPU, through WebGPU | On Veritio Digital’s servers |
| First use | Downloads the model once: 800 MB (1B) or 4 GB (8B) | Nothing to download |
| What leaves your device | Your question, as a search query through this site’s server to Serper, to fetch the pictures and clips | Every message, to chatty.veritiodigital.com |
| What you need | WebGPU and unified memory: an M1-or-later Mac or iPad, or a desktop GPU | Any modern browser |
A motorcycle assistant that runs in your browser
Requirement: WebGPU support and unified memory (M1+ iPad/Mac or desktop GPU recommended). The model downloads once and runs in your browser, so inference happens on your device. Your messages do not stay there: each one is also used as a search query, sent through this site's server to Serper to fetch the pictures and clips beside it, and the media loads from whoever hosts it.
The hosted version: Chatty by Veritio Digital
The chat window on this page is Chatty: live chat with an AI chatbot trained on your own docs, FAQs and site content, so people get an answer at 2am instead of a contact form. Installing it is one script tag — that's the whole integration, which is exactly how this kind of thing should feel. You'll also find it as a small chat bubble in the bottom-right corner of this page.
Veritio Digital runs it as a hosted product: bot and human in the same inbox, a hand-off to a real person when the bot reaches its limit, and a 30-day free trial to see whether it earns its place. Worth a look if you'd rather answer a question once than a hundred times.