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Categories/AI Hosting & Inference/RunAnywhere
RunAnywhere

RunAnywhere

Founded by Aditya Batra

Deploy open-source language models across hosted infrastructure and local hardware

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Quick Setup (< 1 hour)

You can use RunAnywhere to run open-source language models across both cloud infrastructure and local user devices. The service provides an OpenAI-compatible API called Wally for hosted models, ensuring data only leaves local hardware when explicitly configured. It also supplies native NPU and GPU acceleration engines like MetalRT and QHexRT for edge execution. Developers can build applications using open-source SDKs across multiple languages backed by a shared C++ core, tracking all API usage, spend, and inference performance through a central developer console.

What RunAnywhere does

Connect to Wally using OpenAI-compatible client librariesConfigure on-device inference using MetalRT on Apple hardwareDeploy NPU-accelerated models on Qualcomm processorsTrack API credit balances and active usage metricsIntegrate the cross-platform C++ SDK into mobile or desktop appsRoute specific inference requests between local devices and cloud serversRun open-source models through an OpenAI-compatible APIAccelerate local inference using MetalRT and QHexRT enginesExecute workloads directly on local NPUs and GPUsIntegrate applications using open-source SDKs across six language bindingsKeep local data private with explicit request routingTrack live API usage and spending from a central console

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