#1
Chub AI
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Local & Private Adult AI 10 tools
Self-hosted models, interfaces and privacy-first workflows for experienced users.
How to read this directory
This is a research-led discovery order, not a claim that every product was paid-tested. The official-site link always opens the provider; a separate review link appears when we have published fuller notes. Policies, availability and pricing can change, so verify current terms before signing up.
About Local & Private Adult AI
“Local” is not a blanket privacy guarantee. SillyTavern is an interface, KoboldCpp runs a model, and Chub can connect to different backends. A fully local workflow needs a local model, local inference and a frontend configured not to send prompts to a cloud API.
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#2
SillyTavern
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#3
KoboldCpp
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#4
ComfyUI
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#5
Stable Diffusion WebUI Forge
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#6
Ollama
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#7
LM Studio
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#8
Jan
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#9
Open WebUI
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#10
Agnai
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Buyer checklist
How to narrow the list
- Map the full path of prompts and outputs: browser, frontend, model server, optional extensions and backups.
- Choose a compatible model and confirm available RAM or VRAM before installing anything.
- Read model licenses and keep the software updated; local tools still need basic device security.
Use only lawful content involving consenting adults. Do not upload a real person’s likeness or private images without permission.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions
Does SillyTavern include an AI model?
No. It is a frontend. You must connect a local model server or a cloud provider; that choice determines much of the cost and privacy posture.
Is Chub always private or local?
No. Chub supports several model connections, including hosted services. Its presence here is for readers researching configurable backends, not a claim that the default setup is offline.
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