Stop renting AI. Start building a brain you own & don't give it away.
Noetica runs today as managed deployments for organisations. The free, self-managed edition is currently in alpha testing: an edition you can use every day on your own computer, with no AI bills on a computer that meets our recommended specification, your IP staying on your machine, and every conversation starting to build a governed, compounding knowledge brain for you or your business. We value your input as a member of our user community. Please register your interest to learn more.
Came from the MPOWER talk for the free resources? They’re at kyroga.ai/mpower.
See what it looks like
Every answer shows which model produced it, which of your documents it used, and how well those sources back it up. When they don't, Noetica says so.


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Why join
Free to run
Its built-in AI models run on your own computer, so there are no monthly AI bills or per-question charges, as long as your computer meets the recommended specification below. If you choose to connect a paid hosted model such as Claude, that provider bills you directly.
Your IP stays yours
Your work stays on your machine, and nothing you type trains anyone else's model.
A brain that compounds
Every chat, note and document adds to a knowledge graph that gets more useful the longer you use it. Start by bringing your ChatGPT or Claude history across.
Governed from day one
Every answer shows its sources and flags what they don't support, so you know what you can rely on.
Recommended computer
The built-in models run in your computer's memory, so how much you need depends on how you use Noetica.
| How you'll use it | Recommended memory (RAM) |
|---|---|
| Basic local use | 24 GB |
| Advanced business use | 48 GB |
| Coding | 64 GB |
Available now for organisations
Organisations already run Noetica as a managed deployment inside their own environment. The free self-managed edition is currently in alpha testing, and people who register their interest hear about it first.
See Noetica for organisations