A Local AI Assistant for People Who Don't Code

No developer required

No terminal. No config files. No developer.

Most "run AI on your own machine" tools assume you're comfortable in a terminal. Fred assumes you're not, and that's fine. You install it like any other app. Once — just once — you paste in an AI key when it asks for it. After that, you're only ever talking to Fred: from the dashboard at your desk, or by text from your phone.

What it does

What Fred actually does

You ask; the right specialist handles it. In plain terms, Fred can:

• Manage your inbox — read, sort, flag what matters, and draft replies for your approval.
• Do research and write reports — give it a topic; it searches, reads, synthesises, and hands back a structured report.
• Handle bookkeeping and invoices — track income and expenses, draft invoices, flag what's overdue.
• Run your social media — draft posts and manage your presence; you approve, Fred posts.
• Keep up with customers — log interactions, track follow-ups, remind you who to call before they go cold.
• Make marketing creative and web pages — research competitors, script ads, generate images (on your own machine), and even build and ship a landing page.
• Write and run code — build features, fix bugs, run tests. Real development, for people who don't code.
• Watch your security — a Security agent audits your machine and code for known vulnerabilities, exposed secrets, risky dependencies, and open ports; approval gates guard anything sensitive.

You talk to one Fred. The 18 specialists — Terminal, Files, Web, Computer Use, Codex Coder, Research, Email, Calendar, Social, Messages, Security Scan, Skills, Librarian, Image Generator, Bookkeeper, and Customer, plus the Git and Security agents Fred adds on his first run — work under him.

While you're away

It works while you're away

Fred ships with six scheduled workflow presets — Morning Briefing, Security Scan, Code Review, AI Newsletter, Workspace Backup, and Research Task — that run unattended and report back. You read the summary; Fred did the work.

Two ways in

Two ways to drive it, both no-code

1. The dashboard. Everything in one place — agents, workflows, permissions, real-time cost tracking, messaging channels, and security. Click, toggle, done.
2. Text. Message Fred over WhatsApp or Telegram from anywhere; the conversation is already on the big screen when you get home. One Fred, many windows. (An included Android app adds voice out loud — 32 voices — and a gallery of everything Fred has made.)

The honest requirements

What it runs on

• Windows 10/11 (x64) or Ubuntu-class Linux (x64). No macOS build. The phone app is Android only — no iPhone/iPad app.
• Roughly 0.5–0.8 GB download, ~15 GB free disk during install, Node 22 installed automatically.
• Bring your own AI key — Claude, OpenAI, or Google Gemini, or run a local model via Ollama. You pay your provider for usage; on average that's a fraction of a comparable monthly subscription.
• Internet connection required, even with a local model. Fred is local-first, not fully offline.
• Memory isn't perfect — Fred is built on the open-source OpenClaw platform, and context from earlier conversations may occasionally not be recalled with complete accuracy. Disclosed before you buy.

Who it's for

Who it's for

People who want the usefulness of AI without renting it monthly or fighting a terminal to self-host it: small-business owners, freelancers, and anyone tired of subscriptions who'd rather own the tool and keep their data on their own machine.

Your data

Your data stays yours

Fred runs on your hardware. Files, agent memory, and credentials never leave your computer. AI model calls travel from your device to your chosen provider on your own key — Six Days West never sees them, stores nothing, and collects zero telemetry. Every agent has a permission matrix (terminal, file, web, messaging), and anything sensitive passes an approval gate.

Pricing

One-time. Everything from day one.

FAQ

Questions people ask