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AnythingLLM
✓ verifiedFree
Free all-in-one desktop AI app to chat with your documents and run RAG and AI agents fully local and private.
682K visits/mo
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CopilotKit
✓ verifiedFreemium
Open-source React/Angular SDK and platform for embedding agentic, generative-UI copilots into apps, Slack and Teams.
170K visits/mo
Pricing
No public pricing
Pay-as-you-go: 42.8% platform fee for corporate, 33.3% for academic/non-profit (no monthly fee)
Participant payment: minimum $8.00/hr, recommended $12.00/hr
No public pricing
Developer: $0 (1 seat, free forever, 200 threads)
Pro: $39/developer/mo (up to 5 seats, 5,000 threads)
Team: $500/mo (5 seats, 25,000 threads)
Core features
- ✦Markdown to Notion publishing
- ✦Automatic subpage creation from directory structure
- ✦CLI flag support for title and emoji
- ✦Integration with Notion's AI, search, and formatting
- ✦Access to a verified and engaged participant pool
- ✦Self-serve platform for easy task setup and launch
- ✦Tools for AI training and evaluation
- ✦Fair compensation for participants
- ✦Audience checker
- ✦Chat with your documents (RAG)
- ✦Runs locally and offline for privacy
- ✦Supports any LLM (local or cloud)
- ✦Built-in AI agents
- ✦Handles PDFs, Word, CSV, codebases
- ✦No-code setup
- ✦React and Angular frontend SDKs
- ✦Agent-rendered generative UI
- ✦AG-UI agent-user interaction protocol
- ✦Connectors for LangChain and other frameworks
- ✦Pre-built customizable chat/sidebar components
- ✦Slack and Teams integrations
- ✦Thread and state persistence
Use cases
- →Publishing documentation to a Notion workspace
- →Creating a public website from markdown documentation
- →Maintaining documentation alongside code in a repository
- →Academic research
- →AI training and evaluation
- →Market research
- →User research & testing
- →Data annotation
- →Training & alignment
- →Evaluation & safety
- →Privately querying your own documents
- →Running local AI without the cloud
- →Building AI agents over your data
- →Using multiple LLM providers in one app
- →Adding an AI assistant to a SaaS product
- →Building agents that render interactive UI
- →Deploying copilots across Slack and Teams
- →Connecting existing agents to a frontend
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