AI assistants & chat
ChatGPT-style front-ends and always-on personal agents.
A self-hosted AI assistant is an open-source chat interface — Open WebUI, LibreChat, OpenClaw and similar — running on your own instance and pointed at whichever model provider you choose. You get accounts, history and document upload without your prompts sitting in a vendor’s workspace.
Almost every team arrives here the same way: several people paying for individual AI subscriptions, one shared password nobody will admit to, and a document that should not have been pasted into a consumer chatbot. A hosted assistant fixes the structural problem rather than the symptom — one login, one place the keys live, and a conversation history that belongs to the company.
The choice inside this category is mostly about who is using it. Open WebUI is the smoothest general workspace and the safest default. LibreChat goes deeper for people who compare models seriously. OpenClaw is a different animal — an always-on agent that lives in your messaging apps rather than a chat window. SillyTavern and LobeChat serve their own audiences well, and Khoj is the one to pick when the point is searching your own notes.
AI assistants & chat we host
OpenClaw
Your always-on personal AI assistant, running 24/7 on a server you control.
from $9.99/moDetails →Open WebUI
A ChatGPT-style workspace for your team, pointed at any model you like.
from $5.99/moDetails →LibreChat
Multi-model chat with agents, plugins and conversation forking.
from $11.99/moDetails →LobeChat
A fast, polished chat UI with a large plugin and assistant marketplace.
from $11.99/moDetails →SillyTavern
The character-driven chat front-end, online wherever you are.
from $5.99/moDetails →Khoj
A personal AI that searches your own notes, documents and email.
from $11.99/moDetails →Choosing between these
Straight answers
Which one should I start with?
Do I need a model plan as well?
Put your AI stack on your own box
Pick an app, pick a size, and have it running today. Month to month, cancel whenever.