A developer (Roy) released Observer v3.0.0, a free open-source agent that uses small local LLMs — even in-browser — to monitor screens, cameras, and workflows. v3.0.0 adds an agent that controls a micro-agent framework, letting users set up micro-agentic workflows via plain-language commands. It matters to local-LLM practitioners as a privacy-preserving alternative to cloud monitoring tools.
An open-source desktop app by a solo developer that lets local LLMs monitor your screen continuously and trigger actions like notifications, phone calls, or clicking buttons when specific events occur. It targets people who want private, automated screen watching without cloud services. Version 3.0.0 was released with improved usability after community feedback.
An open-source desktop app by a solo developer that lets local LLMs monitor your screen continuously and trigger actions like notifications, phone calls, or clicking buttons when specific events occur. It targets people who want private, automated screen watching without cloud services. Version 3.0.0 was released with improved usability after community feedback.
Observer is an open-source app that lets local LLMs watch your screen and send notifications (WhatsApp/SMS/email/Discord) when specific events occur. It solves the problem of monitoring screen activity without cloud dependency, targeting users who want privacy-preserving automation.
Observer is an open-source app that lets local LLMs watch your screen and send notifications (WhatsApp/SMS/email/Discord) when specific events occur. It solves the problem of monitoring screen activity without cloud dependency, targeting users who want privacy-preserving automation.
Observer is an open-source, no-install browser app that runs local LLMs to watch the user's screen and trigger notifications based on natural-language instructions. It installs models directly in the browser, making local AI accessible without setup. Aimed at people who want screen-monitoring automation without cloud services or installs.
Observer is an open-source, no-install browser app that runs local LLMs to watch the user's screen and trigger notifications based on natural-language instructions. It installs models directly in the browser, making local AI accessible without setup. Aimed at people who want screen-monitoring automation without cloud services or installs.
Observer AI is a free, open-source tool that lets local LLMs watch your screen and trigger micro-agents, running entirely on your machine for privacy. The update adds decision model integration for faster, more accurate monitoring and works out of the box with Ollama. It targets users who want automated screen monitoring without cloud services.
Observer AI is a free, open-source tool that lets local LLMs watch your screen and trigger micro-agents, running entirely on your machine for privacy. The update adds decision model integration for faster, more accurate monitoring and works out of the box with Ollama. It targets users who want automated screen monitoring without cloud services.
Observer is a free, open-source agent that uses small local LLMs to watch your screen and alert or act for you, so you don't have to keep watching. It is controlled remotely through WhatsApp or Telegram and runs on a micro-agent framework. It targets people who want automated screen monitoring without sending data to the cloud.
Observer is a free, open-source agent that uses small local LLMs to watch your screen and alert or act for you, so you don't have to keep watching. It is controlled remotely through WhatsApp or Telegram and runs on a micro-agent framework. It targets people who want automated screen monitoring without sending data to the cloud.