The One Question
That Started Everything
Why does running a serious AI model locally require buying a new machine, when the RAM to run it is probably already sitting in three other rooms of your house?
Cloud AI solved the memory problem by inventing a permanent one: every prompt you send leaves your network, and every token costs you money, forever. The hardware industry “solved” it too — by asking you to spend thousands on a single machine, right in the middle of a global memory shortage that’s driven RAM prices up nearly 500% in a year.
What if your existing devices could just cover for each other? What if your five-year-old gaming PC, your spare Mac Mini, and your old laptop could pool their memory together to run massive models as a single cluster? What if even the phone charging on your nightstand could pitch in a few gigabytes while it sat there doing nothing anyway?
We asked that question for months. Then we stopped asking, and built the answer.
Meet RAMDeck 👏
A small, low-power hub that turns the computers you already own into a single, unified local AI cluster.
Power it on. Download the RAMDeck app on each machine you want to contribute — your old laptop, your gaming PC, your Mac, your Android. It finds RAMDeck automatically over your network. Two minutes per device, and suddenly your weakest computer is running a model that would have crushed it alone — because it isn’t alone anymore.
It’s borrowing brainpower from every other device you connected on your network, on demand, automatically.
This is the moment local AI stops being a compromise.
The Problem We’re Solving
For years, anyone serious about running AI locally has been stuck working with four worsening scenarios:
Monthly Subscriptions
Cloud APIs run $20-$200+ per month, per seat = $240-$2,400+ per year for a tool that doesn’t even belong to you.
Hardware Extortion
A single machine with enough RAM for a real 24B+ model now costs thousands of dollars upfront, right in the middle of a global RAM shortage.
Data Harvesting
Every proprietary idea, internal codebase, or confidential document you paste into a cloud tool lives on someone else’s servers, under someone else’s terms, forever.
Censorship & Dependency
You’re hostage to cloud providers’ guardrails, their infrastructure, and their rules — rules that can change overnight, from pricing models rewritten mid-subscription to usage limits that quietly shrink the moment you’ve come to depend on them.
We built RAMDeck because we got tired of this.
Take Back Control of Your AI
Our pre-launch campaign is now live. Join the waitlist on our Indiegogo page to get priority access when we launch.
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