Which models you actually own, which you lease, and which can be revoked at any time. Reading the licences so you don't have to — with direct quotes.
Per tool: licence/terms version, whether it trains on your inputs, and whether commercial use is allowed. Receipts on GitHub.
13 curated, receipts-backed across 5 categories.
Anthropic does not train on customer API inputs or outputs by default. Zero retention except for a short safety-classification window and the prompt cache. Outputs are yours; commercial use of generated content is allowed. (Different terms apply to the free Claude.ai consumer tier — read that separately.)
API content is auto-deleted within 30 days and not used for training by default; the consumer Grok privacy policy does NOT apply to API data — read the enterprise terms instead. Caveat: the consumer Grok app trains on your public X posts by default outside the EU. The API and the consumer product are two different products with two different deals.
Free for commercial and research use — UNLESS your product, or one of its parent companies, had ≥ 700 million monthly active users at the Llama 3 release date. In that case you need a separate licence from Meta. For everyone else (i.e. almost everyone) this is genuinely commercial-friendly weights.
FLUX.2-dev Non-Commercial License. The 32B flagship of the FLUX.2 family — top output quality, biggest VRAM appetite, and the most restrictive licence of the three (klein 4B is Apache 2.0; klein 9B is non-commercial; dev 32B is also non-commercial). Personal projects, research, fine-tuning experiments OK. Commercial requires a BFL Commercial Use Agreement.
Apache 2.0. The 4B variant of FLUX.2 [klein] is released as genuinely open-source — full commercial use, modification, redistribution, royalty-free. Build a paid app, a SaaS, a game with integrated image generation — all OK. Note: the LARGER FLUX.2 [klein] 9B and FLUX.2 [dev] are NOT Apache 2.0 (see separate entries).
FLUX Non-Commercial License. The 9B variant gives you the bigger model capacity at the cost of commercial rights — research, personal projects, fine-tuning experiments are allowed; shipping a paid product on these weights is NOT, unless you sign a separate Commercial Use Agreement with Black Forest Labs (their tiered SaaS plan starts at 100K images/month).
Apache 2.0. Strong open-weights text-to-image model from Alibaba with notable strength in complex text rendering inside images (a long-standing weak point for diffusion models). Full commercial use, modification, fine-tuning, self-hosted deployment — no restrictions.
Apache 2.0. Alibaba's natural-language image-editing companion to Qwen-Image — instruct it to edit existing images with text prompts. Same permissive licence as the base model: full commercial use, modification, fine-tuning, self-hosted deployment all allowed.
Free for non-commercial use, and for commercial use by individuals and businesses under USD 1 million in annual revenue. Above that revenue threshold you need a Stability AI Enterprise license. Outputs are yours.
Apache 2.0. 6B-parameter text-to-image model from Tongyi-MAI (Alibaba's AI division) optimised for speed — ultra-fast photorealistic generation. Released November 2025 under one of the most permissive AI-model licences in circulation: full commercial use, modification, redistribution, self-hosted deployment.
Code you submit via Claude Code / Claude Desktop is governed by Anthropic's Commercial Terms — same zero-retention and no-training-on-inputs defaults as the raw API. Runs locally on your machine; prompts are sent to Anthropic for inference. No code-snippet harvesting.
Free commercial use up to USD 10 million aggregated annual revenue across subsidiaries and affiliates. Required conditions: must disclose AI-generated content to viewers, no deepfakes / impersonation without consent, and you may NOT use it to build a service that competes with LTX-2 video generation. Above $10M revenue you negotiate with Lightricks (liquidated damages clause is 2× retroactive fees if you used it commercially without paying). Outputs are yours — videos can be sold, monetised on YouTube, used in ads.
Apache 2.0. Full commercial use, modification, redistribution. No revenue cap, no disclosure requirement, no anti-competition clause. Alibaba publicly released weights, architecture, and code under one of the most permissive open-source licences. Mixture-of-experts video generation, text-to-video and image-to-video.
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Local speech-to-text that learns your voice. Perpetual licence. Our flagship.
PAID · flagship
Local long-term memory for Claude Code — full-text + vector + graph, on SurrealDB. MIT.
FREE · open source
Print-ready digital models. STL/3MF/OBJ included. Lifetime access.
PAID · digital catalog
Our printed designs, shipped across Europe. Buy the object, not the file.
PAID · physical objects
Cyber-tiger AI host. Privacy-first AI explained without the corporate filter.
CHANNEL · live
Curated GitHub lists for AI, MCP, local AI, Linux for AI, and more. Receipts, not vibes.
FREE · curated
Long-form how-tos for local AI on Linux, Windows, macOS. Real configs, not marketing.
FREE · coming soon
Production-tested ComfyUI graphs — LTX chunked-loop, the Nova pipeline, and more.
FREE · workflows landing
Negative-curation: practices and tools that waste your time, ranked. Receipts required.
FREE · coming soon
Who we are, why we build local-first AI, and what we won't do.