Arclyne
arclyne.com
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What the maker publishes
- Academic pricing
- The site offers 30% academic pricing to people who email from a .edu address for a discount code. source
- Citations
- Chats are scoped to a workspace, with citations linking claims to a page, paragraph, or video timestamp; Arclyne says it flags unsupported answers. source
- Download
- The site offers a Windows v0.9 download listed as 84 MB; its macOS page section invites visitors to sign up for a release notification. source
- Hardware
- The FAQ says lightweight models run on 8 GB RAM, 16 GB supports mid-size models, and 32 GB or a dedicated GPU opens access to larger models. source
- Headquarters
- India source
- License and refunds
- The personal license covers up to two machines, and the site offers a 30-day no-questions-asked refund by emailing [email protected]. source
- Limits
- The FAQ says Arclyne does not support GPT-4 or Claude and describes its local models as less suited to frontier-grade reasoning on hundred-page documents. source
- Local storage
- The vector index is stored locally in an open file format, and the site says Windows app data remains in %APPDATA%\Arclyne after uninstall until the user deletes it. source
- Models
- Arclyne runs local models through a Llama.cpp sidecar on the user's GPU or CPU and matches a model to the device during onboarding. source
- Offline use
- Arclyne says it works with Wi-Fi switched off. source
- PDF handling
- PDF text is extracted locally, and scanned PDFs are detected and flagged automatically. source
- Privacy
- The site says sources are not uploaded to the cloud, there is no backend account, and the only network call is for update checks, which can be turned off. source
- Product
- Arclyne is a local AI research assistant for working with papers, lectures, and a Zotero library; it says answers are cited and data stays on the machine. source
- Source types
- It supports PDFs, arXiv papers, YouTube videos and playlists, web pages, and Zotero libraries. source
- Team licensing
- Team licenses are available on request by emailing [email protected]. source
- YouTube handling
- YouTube audio is transcribed locally and indexed by timestamp; playlist videos are processed sequentially in the background. source
Checked against the maker's pages on 9 Oct 2026.