This product is finished, and it's for sale.

frugalitiAI ran as a live service and took real payments. It is no longer accepting sign-ups and the hosted service has been retired — what follows is a tour of the working product, captured from the real app. The whole thing is available to buy: source, desktop apps for both platforms, the routing design and its test data. Enquire about buying it. Goes to the William Arby contact form. Mention frugalitiAI in your message.

Top-tier AI results.
A fraction of the cost.

frugalitiAI routes every request to the best value model that can competently do the job — automatically. You get the quality; you skip the bill.

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Each request goes to the cheapest model likely to handle it well — and escalates automatically if it doesn't. You never pick a model.

How it works

No settings, no model menus. Three steps and you're running.

1

Download & sign in

The app installed on Windows or macOS and signed in to a managed account. New users started with $1 of free credit — no card, no subscription.

2

Just type it

One box, plain English. It answers you, or opens the folder you chose and does the work. You never pick which.

3

We route it

A smart manager sends each task to the cheapest capable model and shows you the exact cost.

Why it's different

The savings layer you'd otherwise spend months building yourself.

No model-picking

You never decide "should I use the cheap one for this?" frugalitiAI decides per task — and when a cheap model isn't up to it, it escalates on its own.

See every cost

A live balance and a per-task cost on every reply. No surprise invoices, ever.

Just one box

There's one conversation. Say what you want: it answers, or opens the folder you picked to look, or does the work — and asks before changing anything.

Runs on your machine

The work happens on your own computer; only the message to the model leaves it. And when it's only looking, it cannot change a single file.

How the savings work

Running everything on top models means paying top prices for tasks a cheaper model handles just as well. frugalitiAI pays top-model prices only where they're actually needed — typically 40–75% less than an all-top-model setup, because the top models are still there for the work that genuinely needs them. If a cheap model isn't up to a task, it escalates on its own — no intervention required.

What you'd be buying

Not a prototype. A product that was built, signed, shipped to two platforms and took real payments — with the measurements to show for it.

A real router, not a wrapper

Requests are triaged by a cheap model, escalated only when confidence is low, then judged afterwards. Every routing and judging cost is metered honestly against the work.

Measured, not asserted

90.8% intent accuracy and zero false builds out of 47, on our own labelled test sets — which come with the sale.

Two platforms, both shipping

Windows and macOS desktop apps with working auto-update. The macOS build is signed and notarized by Apple, verified on real hardware.

The money path works

Live card payments were taken and reconciled, each credited exactly once, with an append-only ledger and a daily reconciliation job.

Tested and automated

396 assertions across ten suites, and a hands-off release pipeline that built and published both platforms for about £0.34 a release.

Honest about what it isn't

It never found its audience — the accounts were ours. You would be buying finished engineering and a working design, not a customer base.

Enquire about buying it Goes to the William Arby contact form. Mention frugalitiAI in your message.

See it running

The final release, exactly as it shipped. The app starts and shows its interface, but it cannot sign in or do work — the service behind it has been retired.

Windows
10 / 11 · 64-bit
Download .exe
Version 0.6.4 · 76 MB
macOS
Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3+) · macOS 11+
Download .dmg
Version 0.6.4 · Apple Silicon · 94 MB

This is an early beta. The macOS build is signed and notarized by Apple. The Windows installer isn't code-signed yet, so Windows may show a SmartScreen warning — choose "More info → Run anyway." Install on the drive with the most free space — projects can get large and the install location can't be moved later, so the installer recommends your biggest drive on the install screen.