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Keep a private copy of everything you do online, on your device — not sold to trackers. Then turn it into your own AI. Free. The alter/me/a/i extension keeps a private copy of everything you do online — saved on your device, never uploaded, never sold to trackers. Then it helps you turn that record into your own private AI. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install and run alter/me/a/i while browsing so it quietly keeps an on-device copy of your browsing and your AI chats (Claude, ChatGPT, and more) — encrypted, local, yours. 2. Install and run the companion Vault app. Data is downloaded to your personal encrypted library that lives right on your own hard drive. And you hold the keys (a recovery kit means you never get locked out). 3. Run the setup wizard at my-alter.ai to mine download a local LLM of your choice or connect your AI provider, and mobilize your own data into private, personal digital avatars - or personas - that you train and control. License your personas and their abilities to whom you choose, based on your data, and on your terms & conditions, not theirs. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT On-device by default. Nothing leaves your machine unless you send it. Not for sale. Your data isn't the product — no trackers, no ad profiles, no cloud middleman. Free and open source. Inspect it, fork it, trust it. You own the AI you build. Keep it private, or license it — your call. This is how you reclaim your digital sovereignty: own your data, own the AI you make from it. Free · open source · private by design.
Jun 16, 2026
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