A private AI workspace that chats with your documents and runs agents, with local or cloud LLMs, on desktop or Docker.
Desktop app or Docker server with built-in RAG, agents, MCP and multi-user permissions.
AnythingLLM is an all-in-one app for building a private ChatGPT over your own documents. Firms and solo professionals who want document Q&A with a choice of local or cloud models should look at it, especially if a team needs shared access.
You connect a local or cloud LLM, drop in PDFs, DOCX and TXT files, and chat with them with source citations. It also has a no-code agent builder, MCP compatibility, scheduled tasks, memories and a developer API, and it supports many vector databases with LanceDB as the default.
It suits small firms, consultants and teams who need an internal assistant over client or policy documents. Multi-user permissions, white-labelling and the embeddable website chat widget are Docker-only, so the desktop app alone will not serve a team.
Upload PDF, TXT, DOCX and other files and ask questions with source citations.
Build agent flows without code, plus custom agent skills and MCP-compatible tools.
Rules you define send each chat to the provider and model that suits it.
Run recurring prompts on a cron schedule with full agent capabilities.
Control access and experience per user on a shared instance (Docker version only).
Put a custom chat widget on your website (Docker version only).
The software is free under the MIT licence, on desktop or self-hosted with Docker. The project's pricing page (https://anythingllm.com/pricing) shows hosted plans: Basic at $50/month, Pro at $99/month, and Enterprise on request; you bring your own LLM API key.
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Yes. The pricing page lists a hosted Basic plan at $50/month and Pro at $99/month, plus a contact-us Enterprise tier. Self-hosting with Docker is free.
Yes, with the Docker version. Multi-user support and per-user permissions are listed as Docker-only features.
It collects anonymous usage events such as installation type and that a chat was sent, not their content. You can opt out with DISABLE_TELEMETRY, and external LLM providers you choose still receive your prompts.
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