LLM Bridge - Multi LLM Client

LLM Bridge - Multi LLM Client

von Byungil Park

  • Kategorie: Utilities
  • Veröffentlicht: 2024-11-22
  • Aktuelle Version: 3.0.0
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 2.07 MB
  • Developer: Byungil Park
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 16.6 or later.
Score: 4.25
4.25
von 4 Bewertungen

Beschreibung

Use the LLM running on your home or office machine — from the device in your hand. Ollama and LM Studio have no official mobile app. LLM Bridge fills that gap. ■ It finds your server One tap finds the Ollama and LM Studio servers on your network. No walking over to the other machine to look up an IP address. Entering a remote address by hand still works. ■ Your conversations stay on your device Everything is stored locally. No account, no subscription, no transcript uploaded anywhere. Searchable, and you can collect individual question-and-answer pairs as favorites. ■ Built for reading A transcript, not chat bubbles. Code is set apart so it reads as code, and when a model emits its reasoning it is shown separately from the answer. Each answer records which model wrote it and how long it took. ■ Whatever model you want Switch provider and model in the middle of a conversation. Deepseek, Llama, Gemma, Qwen, Mistral — whatever your Ollama serves. ■ Cloud too Add your own Claude or OpenAI API key and use them from the same screen. ■ Also · Attach photos, text and RTF files — with a vision model, a photo becomes a question · Take a picture and ask about it · Custom instructions (system prompt) plus Temperature, Top P and Top K · Copy or share a single turn, or the whole conversation · Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese Local LLMs require a computer running Ollama or LM Studio.

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Reviews

  • Works as expected

    5
    von Wanderlustcuckoo
    I've used this with LM Studio from my Mac and Ollama from a Linux PC. In both cases my iPhone and iPad can chat with the remote LLM with no problems, once the server was properly configured.
  • Works well for connecting local servers

    5
    von kilobike
    Just testing it to connect to a LMStudio on my pc in my home network. Works well. The only thing that I have noticed is missing error handling. If a prompt cannot be handled by the server, the request just keeps running in the client forever

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