∴ conway entity · early access — pro & max plans

It lives in your machine.
It learns you.
Nothing leaves.

A self-learning AI that takes up residence on your own hardware. Local models, local memory — it can even retrain its own weights on your conversations, while your data never touches anyone else's servers.

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transmission 01 — what it is

Your company's own resident intelligence.

Conway Entity is the conw.ai models — Conway-Retrain 12B and Conway-Omega 188M — running entirely on your computer, wrapped in a background daemon, a terminal CLI, and a private chat UI for your whole team. It links to your conw.ai account once, purely to verify your plan. After that it is autonomous: chats, memory, embeddings, and training all live in one folder on your disk. Delete the folder and it never existed.

transmission 02 — how it works

One file. Three ways to learn.

01 · arrive

Run the binary

No installer, no dependencies. It scans your hardware, suggests models that actually fit it, installs Ollama if you want extra models, and settles in as a daemon.

02 · metabolise

Pick a learning mode

System prompt: facts are indexed locally and recalled every turn. Retrain: idle training passes bake your conversations into the model weights. Or both.

03 · belong

Your team, your walls

Logins for teammates with per-user usage, an optional Cloudflare tunnel for remote access, and a memory drawer showing exactly what it recalled — every turn.

Why it's different: cloud AI forgets you between sessions and learns from you for someone else's benefit. The Entity's knowledge is an asset that accumulates on your disk — your people, your decisions, your standing instructions — and in retrain mode the model itself becomes shaped by your company. Nobody else gets a copy.

transmission 03 — landing sites

Choose a host machine.

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WINDOWS

x64 · single .exe

Double-click to run — it adds `entity` to your PATH automatically.

after downloading
$ .\entity.exe

MACOS

Apple Silicon

Native MLX serving. Two commands in Terminal, listed below.

after downloading
$ cd ~/Downloads
$ chmod +x entity-macos-arm64
$ xattr -d com.apple.quarantine entity-macos-arm64
$ ./entity-macos-arm64

LINUX

x64

One command in a terminal, listed below.

after downloading
$ cd ~/Downloads
$ chmod +x entity-linux-x64
$ ./entity-linux-x64

first run — what to expect

  • macOS & Linux: a file downloaded through a browser is not executable. The commands above fix that — the .tar.gz already carries the executable bit, and the raw binary needs a chmod +x first.
  • macOS Gatekeeper: the alpha is ad-hoc signed, not notarised, so macOS may warn on first launch. The xattr -d com.apple.quarantine line clears it; you can also right-click the file and choose Open.
  • Windows SmartScreen: choose More info → Run anyway the first time.
  • Then: the first run walks through seven setup steps and installs itself onto your PATH. If anything looks wrong, run entity doctor — it names the problem and prints the command that fixes it.

v0.1.0-alpha · proprietary, commercially licensed — sealed single-file binaries, no source distribution, reverse engineering prohibited. Your chats never reach conw.ai; the account link exists only to verify your plan. Verify your download against the SHA-256 above (macOS/Linux: shasum -a 256 <file> · Windows: certutil -hashfile entity.exe SHA256).