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Twoody or GPT4All?
Both are free apps that run a model on your computer and answer questions about your documents. GPT4All, by Nomic, also runs on Windows and Linux, and its code is published; its latest version dates from February 2025.
| What changes | Twoody | GPT4All |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Free |
| Macs | Apple Silicon and Intel, macOS 13 or later | macOS 12.6 or later; its requirements name an M1 at least |
| Windows and Linux | Private beta | Yes, Windows on ARM included |
| Documents | Whole folders read on the computer, scanned PDFs included on a Mac, with answers that cite file and page | LocalDocs: folders indexed on the computer, with the files used named; no text recognition in its documentation |
| Voice | Voice messages transcribed on the computer | None found |
| Models | A model sized for your computer, installed in one click, and the models of LM Studio and Ollama, or of mlx-lm on a Mac | Models from Hugging Face, and cloud providers with your own API key |
| Latest version | New versions often: see the changelog | 3.10.0, February 2025 |
| Licence | Free app; its code is not published | MIT licence |
What is said here about GPT4All was read on its own pages on September 26, 2026: github.com/nomic-ai/gpt4all/releases/tag/v3.10.0, docs.gpt4all.io/gpt4all_desktop/localdocs.html, github.com/nomic-ai/gpt4all/blob/main/gpt4all-chat/system_requirements.md. It may have changed since.
Choose Twoody if…
- your documents include scans, and you want answers that cite file and page;
- you want to dictate your questions, transcribed on the computer;
- you want an app that keeps getting new versions and new models.
Choose GPT4All if…
- you need Windows on ARM, or a publicly released app on Windows or Linux today (Twoody is in private beta there);
- your Mac runs macOS 12;
- you also want cloud models, with your own API key.
Or both
Both are free, need no account, and run their models on your computer. If you already use GPT4All, Twoody is the app for your documents, voice included, and scans included on a Mac; on Windows and Linux, Twoody is in private beta.
Frequently asked questions
Is GPT4All still updated?
Its latest version, 3.10.0, was published in February 2025, and none has followed by September 2026, according to its GitHub page.
Do both answer questions about my documents?
Yes. GPT4All's LocalDocs indexes folders on your computer and names the files it used; its documentation says nothing of scans. Twoody reads whole folders, scans included, and cites file and page.
Can I speak my questions?
In Twoody, yes: voice messages are transcribed on the computer. We found no voice input in GPT4All.
Twoody is in private beta.
On Mac, Windows and Linux, free, with no account and no subscription — and on iPhone and Android, with Twoody on your computer. Leave your email: we will write to you when Twoody opens to you.