Runs on the AI infrastructure your company already has — down to the individual.
Filer works directly on top of the AI infrastructure your company has already built — GPUStack, Ollama, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. No new procurement, no central management console. It's simply a personal agent scoped to each person's own folder.
Free to use, even for enterprises — 100%.
Get in TouchCompany-wide AI initiatives — internal chatbots, ERP/CRM/SCM-integrated reports — may already be underway at your organization. But that infrastructure is usually only ever used inside those company-wide systems. The work that actually fills most of an employee's day — "my folder, my files" — still gets handled manually, or covered by a separate web AI subscription.
Filer fills that gap. Point it at the local LLM or gateway your company has already built, and you can start individual-level automation — organizing, summarizing, drafting, notifications — without any additional subscription or duplicate spend.
To be clear: nothing is locked down. Bringing your own API key and using a frontier model (Claude, GPT, or any other) is just as free and just as supported. Filer isn't built to push you toward internal infrastructure — it's built for the organizations that have already built that infrastructure and are now looking for a real way to put it to use.
| Item | Free | Paid (Filer Team support) |
|---|---|---|
| Filer desktop app | Full features, free | — |
| Bundled plugins (Telegram/Slack/Email, document & data processing, etc.) | Free | — |
| Connecting to internal infrastructure (GPUStack/Ollama/OpenAI-compatible endpoint) | Free | — |
| Cloud model API usage | Billed only for your own API key's actual usage (not a Filer fee) | — |
| Custom connector/plugin development for internal systems | — | Scoped on request |
| Custom enterprise agent/workflow development | — | Scoped on request |
| Rollout consulting (trust-tier policy design, etc.) | — | Scoped on request |
In short: Filer itself is always free. Cost only enters the picture in two places: (1) actual usage fees for a cloud model you choose to connect via your own API key, and (2) custom development work you commission from the Filer Team.
Just point Filer's model endpoint setting at your internal gateway's OpenAI-compatible address. No separate server build-out or middleware is required.
When Filer is pointed at an internal endpoint, all inference stays inside your network — your files and their contents are never sent anywhere. Filer does send limited diagnostic telemetry (crash/usage signals only, no file content) to help us stabilize the product during this early stage — disclosed in our Terms of Service, and something we plan to make optional once Filer is more mature. No cloud account or authentication is required to run Filer itself.
No. Each person installs Filer on their own machine and assigns an agent to their own folder. No central management console or license server is needed. It's convenient if IT shares the internal gateway's endpoint address, but that's the extent of it.
Company-wide AI initiatives handle knowledge and workflows shared across the whole organization; Filer handles work at the level of an individual's folders and files. The two don't compete — they share the same infrastructure (the gateway). That means the GPU/model resources you've already invested in get used not just by company-wide systems but by individual work too, reducing the duplicate spend of a separate subscription.
The Filer app and its bundled plugins are free. Cost only arises in two cases: (1) actual usage fees when you choose to connect a cloud model API directly, and (2) when you commission the Filer Team for a custom connector/plugin or a custom enterprise agent.
Absolutely — that's a completely free and fully supported option too. Filer doesn't require internal infrastructure to work. That said, most organizations that reach out to us have already built internal AI infrastructure and are specifically looking for a practical way to put it to individual-level use — which is the exact problem Filer was built to solve.
The Webhook plugin can forward events to many internal systems with an HTTP endpoint. If the integration you need isn't in the standard plugin list, you can check the community plugin registry — and if it's still not available, you can request custom development from the Filer Team (a paid support item).
Each folder has a 7-tier trust level, ranging from read-only to fully auto-approved, giving fine-grained control over what gets auto-approved. It's set explicitly per folder in Settings — there's no single hardcoded default across every folder.
Windows is supported today; macOS support is targeted for H2 2026.
Basic use is free, but if your organization needs work tailored to its specific setup, the Filer Team provides direct support.