Own yourintelligence.
Run powerful AI right on your own machine, free and private, with no account and no one who can pull the plug. Plug in the big online models like ChatGPT or Claude too, and switch between them in one click.
Who are our top 3 competitors in AI note-taking, and how do we compare on price?
Thought process
I'll search the web for current pricing, then compress it into a clear comparison.
Here are the three closest competitors and how their entry plans compare:
Pricing snapshot
- Otter: $16.99 / user / month, 1,200 monthly minutes.
- Fireflies: $18 / user / month, unlimited transcription.
- Granola: $18 / user / month, desktop-first.
- You: $12 / user / month. You are the value pick, but lighter on integrations.
Where are we weakest?
Integrations and team analytics. Two of the three ship CRM sync and admin dashboards on the entry tier; you gate both behind the top plan. That is the gap most likely to lose enterprise deals.
Put the comparison in a table I can drop into Notion.
Done. I saved a Markdown table to competitors.md, formatted for a Notion paste.
Renegade runs open models on your machine. Generations may be imperfect.
Integrations
Tools your model can call, with your permission.
Web Search
Neural web search built for AI
Search, extract & crawl for agents
Communication
Read & send email
Post and read messages
Mail & contacts
Chat and channels
Meetings & recordings
Servers and messages
SMS and voice
Productivity
Manage your schedule
Notes, docs, wikis & databases
Read & write sheets
Create and edit docs
Storage
Files and docs
Cloud file storage
Enterprise content
Microsoft file storage
Team sites & docs
Developer
Repos, issues, PRs & Actions
Repos and pipelines
Repos and pipelines
Errors & root-cause analysis
Models, datasets & Spaces
Issues, projects & cycles
Atlassian Cloud
On-call & incidents
Metrics & monitors
CRM & Sales
CRM records & reports
Contacts & deals
Sales pipeline
Customer messaging
Support
Support tickets
Helpdesk & tickets
Project Mgmt
Tasks and projects
Boards and cards
Work OS boards
Tasks and docs
Spreadsheet-database
Finance
Payments & invoices
Accounting & books
Accounting
Cards & expenses
Orders & products
Cloud ERP & accounting
Spend, procurement & invoices
Data
Cloud data warehouse
Lakehouse & notebooks
Serverless analytics
Dashboards & views
Reports & dashboards
Design
Design files & comments
Enterprise
ITSM & workflows
ERP, procurement & supply chain
E-signature & agreements
HR
HCM, payroll & finance
Applicant tracking & hiring
Security
Identity, SSO & access
SIEM, logs & alerts
Marketing
Marketing automation & leads
Local
Read & write local files
Models come and go. Yours doesn't have to.
Online AI gets retired, banned, or priced out of reach overnight, with no warning and no appeal. With Renegade, you just pick another model and keep going.
Online or local. Your choice, every time.
Online · your API key
Local models
- ToolsVisionThinking
Run powerful open models right on your own machine, fully private and offline. Or connect a big online model like ChatGPT or Claude with your own key. No console, no setup to wrestle with: find a model, click, and it runs. Switch between your machine and the cloud whenever you like.
No account. No kill-switch. No one to ask.
When a model runs on your machine, your chats and your models stay there. Nothing to sign up for, nothing reporting back, nothing anyone can switch off.
Move a chat. Keep your place.
Quick first pass: what are the risks in this vendor proposal?
Three stand out: the contract auto-renews, liability is uncapped, and payment terms shift to net-15. Enough for a first read; a deeper pass would catch the subtler clauses.
Good start. Now go deeper, switch to a bigger model and keep our thread.
Picking up with the whole proposal still in context, now with more room to reason.
Beyond those three: the indemnity is one-sided, the SLA promises uptime but offers no credits if they miss it, and “confidential information” is defined narrowly enough to leave your usage data out. I'd push back on the indemnity and add SLA credits before signing.
Start a chat on an online model and finish it on one running on your machine, without losing your place. Copy a chat to compare two answers side by side, or move the whole thing when a model disappears.
Models that can actually do things.
Integrations
Tools your model can call, with your permission.
Web Search
Neural web search built for AI
Search, extract & crawl for agents
Communication
Read & send email
Post and read messages
Mail & contacts
Chat and channels
Meetings & recordings
Servers and messages
SMS and voice
Productivity
Manage your schedule
Notes, docs, wikis & databases
Read & write sheets
Create and edit docs
Storage
Files and docs
Cloud file storage
Enterprise content
Microsoft file storage
Team sites & docs
Developer
Repos, issues, PRs & Actions
Repos and pipelines
Repos and pipelines
Errors & root-cause analysis
Models, datasets & Spaces
Issues, projects & cycles
Atlassian Cloud
On-call & incidents
Metrics & monitors
CRM & Sales
CRM records & reports
Contacts & deals
Sales pipeline
Customer messaging
Support
Support tickets
Helpdesk & tickets
Project Mgmt
Tasks and projects
Boards and cards
Work OS boards
Tasks and docs
Spreadsheet-database
Finance
Payments & invoices
Accounting & books
Accounting
Cards & expenses
Orders & products
Cloud ERP & accounting
Spend, procurement & invoices
Data
Cloud data warehouse
Lakehouse & notebooks
Serverless analytics
Dashboards & views
Reports & dashboards
Design
Design files & comments
Enterprise
ITSM & workflows
ERP, procurement & supply chain
E-signature & agreements
HR
HCM, payroll & finance
Applicant tracking & hiring
Security
Identity, SSO & access
SIEM, logs & alerts
Marketing
Marketing automation & leads
Local
Read & write local files
Renegade gives your AI real tools, so it gets work done instead of just talking, always with your say-so. Use the tools built in, or add your own. Even models on your machine get to use them.
It doesn't just chat. It gets the work done.
I attached our seven vendor contracts. Which ones auto-renew, and what's our total annual exposure?
Thought process
Seven documents. I'll extract renewal clauses, notice windows, and annual fees from each, then total the exposure.
Three of the seven auto-renew, and two have notice windows closing soon:
What needs attention
- Acme MSA: auto-renews Aug 1, 60-day notice. $240k / yr.
- Globex SaaS: auto-renews Sep 15, 30-day notice. $96k / yr.
- Hooli renewal: auto-renews Jul 20, notice window closes in 9 days. $180k / yr.
- The other four are fixed-term and expire without renewal.
Draft an email to legal flagging the Hooli deadline.
Here's a draft you can forward:
“Hi Legal, the Hooli contract auto-renews Jul 20 and the cancellation window closes in 9 days. It's $180k/yr. Please confirm whether we're renewing or need to send notice this week. Summary attached.”
Give the go-ahead and Renegade does real work for you: searches the web, reads your email, schedules tasks, sorts your files, builds spreadsheets, and writes up reports. It asks before every step. And models on your machine can do this too, not just the cloud ones.
One app. Total ownership.
Private chats on your own machine, real work getting done, free, open, and yours to keep.
Yours, not rented.
Open models run on your own machine, private by default, and impossible to switch off from the outside.
- Free forever and fully open source
- No account, no login, nothing tracking you
- Works offline, no kill-switch to pull
Any model, no lock-in.
Pick from dozens of open models in a built-in store, and move between them without losing your work.
- Get Qwen, Llama, Gemma, DeepSeek and more, no console
- Switch models mid-chat; your history comes with you
- Save your chats and take them anywhere
Models that do things.
Renegade can use tools, so your AI gets real work done, and it asks you before every step.
- Built-in tools, plus your own when you need them
- Web search, email, calendar, files, and more
- Tools work on your own machine too, not just the cloud