Getting started.
Alluqi Bridge is in private early access. Here is how access works today — for individuals running Bridge locally and for organizations planning a deployment.
Public self-service downloads are not available yet. Fit and admission are assessed individually; submitting a request does not guarantee admission. Request early access.
Individual local use — included with your account
Running the desktop app locally is included with your Alluqi account. You need three things:
- Suitable hardware you control. A private or local model always needs a physical, GPU-capable workstation or server somewhere.
- A supported runtime. Connect Bridge to a runtime such as Ollama or vLLM. See models + runtimes.
- An Alluqi account. The account establishes product identity, device authorization, access lifecycle, and a controlled path to approved mobile session continuation.
Signing in
Sign-in is passwordless: you receive a one-time sign-in code by email. There is no password to create, reuse, or phish.
A signed-in account is not the same as factor-verified pairing authority. Native mobile authentication and controlled pairing are separately gated. After approved pairing, the iPhone app can continue active desktop sessions over end-to-end encrypted relay transport. See the mobile app and the security model.
For organizations
Organizations follow a defined four-stage path with Alluqi, from assessment through launch. It has its own page: working with Alluqi.