Tool Information
Sanctum is a private and local AI assistant aimed at providing privacy-first, secure AI-based services directly on your device. The tool allows you to run and interact with full-featured open-source Large Language Models (LLMs) locally. This means that all data is encrypted and never leaves your device, offering you full control and privacy. Once downloaded, an internet connection is not required to access and use these models. Furthermore, Sanctum comes with an AI matching engine which facilitates easy switching between different open-source models, enabling users to find a model that fits their specific needs. Beyond text interpretation and generation, Sanctum also offers the ability to interact with PDF files in a private environment. This can include asking questions or summarizing documents. Finally, it is equipped with a 'Sanctum Vault' a secure local repository for data storage. All data within this vault is encrypted and accessible only by the user. While the current version supports MacOS 12+ only, future updates include plans to support Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android operating platforms.
F.A.Q (20)
Sanctum is a private and local AI assistant that provides privacy-first, secure AI-based services. It allows users to run and interact with full-featured open-source Large Language Models locally on their device.
Sanctum uses local data encryption and ensures that all user data never leaves the device, thus providing full user control and privacy. The 'Sanctum Vault', a secure local repository, stores all data with encryption, accessible only by the user.
Yes, Sanctum can be used without an internet connection. After downloading the necessary models, an internet connection is no longer required to access and use these models.
Key features of Sanctum include running full-featured open-source Large Language Models locally on devices, secure local storage in the 'Sanctum Vault', an AI matching engine for switching between different open-source models, and interaction with PDF files in a private environment.
The 'Sanctum Vault' is a secure local repository for data storage. All data within this vault is encrypted and can be accessed only by the user.
While specifics about the type of data that can be stored in the Sanctum Vault are not provided, it can be inferred that it accommodates data used in interaction with the AI such as text from conversations, PDF interactions, and possibly data from other open-source models used.
Yes, Sanctum has the ability to interact with PDF files in a private environment. This includes asking questions or summarizing documents.
Yes, Sanctum comes with an AI matching engine that facilitates easy switching between different open-source models according to the user's specific needs.
Currently, Sanctum is only available for MacOS 12+.
While the current version supports MacOS 12+ only, future updates of Sanctum include plans to support Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android operating platforms.
Sanctum's AI matching engine facilitates easy switching between different open-source models. This allows users to find and utilize the model that fits their specific needs.
Though not directly mentioned, as Sanctum maintains the capability to run full-featured open-source Large Language Models, it can be inferred that a potential for document generation is present.
Sanctum is capable of interpreting text-based data. The specifics of how this is conducted is not provided, however, given its ability to run full-featured Large Language Models, it likely involves the use of these models for natural language processing tasks.
While it's not explicitly stated, it can be inferred that initial download of Sanctum's AI models does require an internet connection, but once downloaded, the models do not require a connection to operate.
Sanctum encrypts all user data, including conversations, interactions with PDF files, and possibly data from other open-source models used. In addition, the 'Sanctum Vault' provides local, encrypted storage for user data.
Yes, Sanctum can operate offline. Once the necessary AI models are downloaded, an internet connection is not required to access and use them.
Yes, all user data in Sanctum is locally encrypted, ensuring that it remains private and secure.
Explicit details about the specific open-source models compatible with Sanctum's AI matching engine are not provided. However, Sanctum does facilitate easy switching between different open-source models according to the user's needs.
Yes, given its ability to locally run full-featured open-source Large Language Models and interact with data privately, Sanctum can be used for private content generation.
Sanctum ensures the privacy of your AI conversations by processing and storing all data locally on your device. The data is encrypted and does not leave your device. Furthermore, no personal information like emails or phone numbers are required or tracked.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Runs LLMs locally
- Data never leaves device
- Internet not required
- Switch between models
- Interacts with PDFs
- Sanctum Vault data security
- Encrypted data storage
- MacOS 12+ support
- Future Windows/Linux/iOS/Android support
- Encrypted local data
- Can analyze private data
- Helps improve scripts
- Used for content creation
- Processes health data locally
- Conducts data analysis privately
- Contribution to code development
- User feedback analysis
- Handles encrypted personal information
- No data shared without permission
- No email or phone tracking
- Secure AES-256 encryption
- Future support for file uploads
- Future custom machine learning support
- Future Sanctum cloud support
- Easy setup
- Private PDF interaction
- Frictionless model switching
- Personal health data analysis
- Private financial data analysis
- Secure coding collaboration
- Sales script improvement
- Wellness tracking
- Locally stored Sanctum Vault
- Private encrypted chat storage
- Encrypted Sanctum Vault database
- Easy switching to perfect models
Cons
- MacOS 12+ only supported
- Doesn't support import/export of files
- No cloud version available
- Inability to bookmark messages
- No mobile version available
- No custom machine learning
- Limited document interaction capabilities
- No real-time collaborative features
- No interactive learning prompts
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