CereVault
Private AI chat and agents · Mac · iPad · iPhoneA private interface and agent for local language models, with web search, workspaces, MCP tools and automations. Your chats stay on your device.
View CereVault →Wickbrook is a small studio making private software for Mac, iPhone and iPad. The models run on your own hardware, your data stays with you, and there is no account to create.
No cloud, no tracking, no hassle.
Each app does one job well and runs close to you: on your Mac, on your devices, or on your own network.
A private interface and agent for local language models, with web search, workspaces, MCP tools and automations. Your chats stay on your device.
View CereVault →A lightweight menu bar server that runs local models on your Mac and shares them across your trusted network, with an OpenAI-compatible API.
View CereVault Serve →Talk in, notes out. Turns recordings and meetings into transcripts, summaries and action items, all on your Mac, with every point checked against the transcript.
View Quillmoth →Turn scattered client requests into structured, production-ready creative briefs.
View Perfect Brief Studio →A focused task system for turning loose intent into organized action.
View Tasktastic →Wickbrook apps are built so that keeping your data private is the default way they work, not a setting you have to find.
Models and transcription run on your own Mac or devices, or on your own trusted network. Nothing needs to be sent to someone else's server.
No ad tracking and no analytics on your conversations. Secrets live in the Keychain, and the apps are designed to hold only what they need.
No account to create and no subscription standing between you and your own data. Export it and manage it yourself.
Wickbrook is a small independent studio, led by design, building local AI software for Apple platforms: apps that run models on your own hardware and are shipped through the App Store.
Everything is made end to end. The interface, the model integration, the tooling and the store presentation are all done in-house, which is why the apps feel like they belong together.
Questions or bug reports? Each app has its own support page, linked below.
Setup help, bug reports and questions go through each app's support page.