Mirai
On-device AI models, runtime, and infrastructure for Apple Silicon.
At a glance
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- Best suited to
Developers building on-device AI products on Apple Silicon who need an inference engine, model conversion, and models.; Teams that want low-latency, private, on-device interaction rather than a cloud chat template.
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Developers building on-device AI products on Apple Silicon who need an inference engine, model conversion, and models.; Teams that want low-latency, private, on-device interaction rather than a cloud chat template.
Limits and trade-offs
Users who need Android inference today, since the homepage marks inference for Android as coming soon.; Users looking for a finished consumer chatbot, since Mirai presents models, runtime, and infrastructure for developers to build on.
Plans and free allowances
No plan amounts appear in the text read, so no charge fact is recorded. The homepage presents models, runtime, and infrastructure for developers, with a contact form rather than a pricing page.
Evidence
Official homepage ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-04)
Official published documentation reviewed; not a product test
Dates: Last reviewed 2026-11-04. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.
A closer look at Mirai
Mirai Labs builds models, runtime, and infrastructure to make on-device AI interactive, ambient, and continuous on Apple Silicon, with the uzu inference engine, model conversion, a macOS app, and a CLI tool for developers. The homepage presents models on Hugging Face and uzu on GitHub, and positions the work around continuous interaction without isolated prompts and chat templates.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Mirai
- Developers building on-device AI products on Apple Silicon who need an inference engine, model conversion, and models.
- Teams that want low-latency, private, on-device interaction rather than a cloud chat template.
When to choose something else
- Users who need Android inference today, since the homepage marks inference for Android as coming soon.
- Users looking for a finished consumer chatbot, since Mirai presents models, runtime, and infrastructure for developers to build on.
A practical starting workflow
- Read the Mirai models and uzu engine pages to pick the model and runtime that fit your Apple Silicon target.
- Convert or load a model with the inference engine, then run it locally through the macOS app or CLI tool.
- Measure latency against the interactive bar the site describes, and iterate on the model and runtime setup.
Check before committing
- No plan or price appears in the text read; the guessed pricing path returns a contact page, so no charge fact is recorded.
- Review is limited to the official homepage text read on 2026-11-04; no product run, no account, no purchase.
Common questions
What is Mirai?
Models, runtime, and infrastructure for on-device AI on Apple Silicon, built around continuous interaction rather than isolated prompts.
What is uzu?
Mirai's inference engine, listed alongside model conversion, a macOS app, and a CLI tool for developers.
Is Android supported?
Not yet: the homepage lists inference for Android as coming soon.
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Sources and checks
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