Odies

Odies is an offline-first desktop companion from Omoi Studio with optional Gemini-powered chat. It requires no account, keeps no chat history or memory, and limits data collection to anonymous usage analytics.

Odies is a desktop companion app built by Omoi Studio Pvt. Ltd. and positioned around a simple promise: it works almost entirely offline and is not designed to harvest your data. Rather than a web dashboard or a cloud account, it sits on your machine as an ambient presence and adds an optional AI chat layer when you want one. The privacy policy reads like a product statement as much as a legal one, stressing that no personal accounts, names or identifying details are required to use it. The AI chat inside Odies runs on Google's Gemini model. Requests are processed directly through Google's API, and the developer states it does not store or have access to those conversations. There is no chat history and no memory, so every exchange starts from scratch. That makes Odies a fit for quick, disposable questions rather than a running assistant that accumulates context about your work over weeks. Anyone who wants a persistent assistant with recall across sessions will find this deliberately limited. People who value a small footprint and minimal data exposure are the natural audience. The app targets users aged 13 and above, uses no cookies or third-party ad networks, and explicitly does not track activity outside the app or record keystrokes and screens. Analytics are limited to anonymous signals such as app version, session duration and approximate country, which keeps the developer informed about stability without profiling individuals. Against cloud-first productivity assistants, Odies trades breadth for restraint. There are no accounts to manage and no browsing history to sync, but that also means no shared workspace, no cross-device continuity and no integrations with the tools you already use. An optional newsletter, stored in Mailchimp, is the only place an email address is kept. The result is a narrow, privacy-forward tool that fits people who want an on-device companion and an occasional AI query, not a full productivity suite.