Exo Labs
Open-source software that clusters owned devices to run local AI models for individuals and teams
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Exo Labs
Exo Labs develops Exo, open-source software that connects devices into a cluster and distributes AI models across them for local inference. It provides a dashboard for managing the cluster and APIs compatible with OpenAI, Claude and Ollama formats.
The company offers Exo for individual use and team deployments on customer-controlled infrastructure. It also operates local.ai, which helps users compare models and hardware configurations.
Product: Exo local-inference clustering software and local.ai, a tool for exploring model and hardware configurations.
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