Twoody
Press kit
Writing about Twoody
The boilerplate, the fact sheet, the visuals, screenshots of the app and the contact. Everything is also in the press kit, to download as one file.
Press kit (zip)
The logos in SVG and PNG, for light and dark backgrounds, the app icon, four screenshots of the app at full resolution and the fact sheet in PDF, in French and in English. The press release is sent by e-mail on request: hello@twoody.com.
About 2 MB · updated October 30, 2026
Boilerplate (1 paragraph)
Twoody is a free AI assistant that runs on its user's own computer, Mac, Windows or Linux. It answers their questions and reads their documents with a model installed on the computer: conversations are processed by that model, not by an online AI service, and it keeps answering offline once the model is installed. Its answers cite their sources, it remembers what matters from one conversation to the next, and its interface is in ten languages. On the computer, it needs no account. Twoody is designed and built in France by Jimmy Douieb, and published by his company, Osmove.
Fact sheet
- Published by
- Osmove SASU (France)
- Founded
- August 2021
- Founder
- Jimmy Douieb
- Registered office
- Antony, France
- Current version
- Twoody 0.13.125 (November 01, 2026)
- Availability
- Private beta, with a waitlist. Opening to everyone: date to be confirmed.
- Platforms
- The same app on Mac (macOS 13.3 or later, Apple silicon and Intel), Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit) and Linux (x86_64). iPhone and Android: companion apps that use the computer's model, in the private beta on invitation; not on the App Store or Google Play yet.
- Price
- Free, with no subscription and no advertising
- Models
- Built-in engine: llama.cpp; on a Mac with Apple silicon, MLX as an option (macOS 14 or later). Suggested by memory: Qwen3.5 4B or 9B, and Qwen3.6 35B-A3B from 24 GB. A catalogue of 57 open-weight models (Qwen, GLM, DeepSeek, Gemma, Mistral, Llama, Phi, gpt-oss, Nemotron…), each with the memory it needs, installed in one click.
- Offline
- Answers offline once the model is installed. Downloading a model, updates, web search, online connectors and the account need a connection.
- Data
- Conversations, memories and the document index are kept on the computer, in a database encrypted since version 0.13.99 with a key kept by the system's keychain (on Linux, when a keyring is available).
- Optional account
- Free, to link one's devices. Since version 0.13.20, the conversations kept on it are end-to-end encrypted: Osmove holds no key that can read them. Away from home, the iPhone reaches the computer through the account's relay, which does not have the keys to read what they exchange.
- Languages
- Ten, in the apps and on the site: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Dutch, Japanese, Chinese (simplified) and Korean. Twoody answers in the language you write to it in.
- Website
- www.twoody.com
- Press contact
- hello@twoody.com
Founder — Jimmy Douieb
Jimmy Douieb created Twoody, which he designs and builds in France.
Interview requests, in French or in English: hello@twoody.com
Visuals
You may use these visuals in an article about Twoody. The press kit has the logos in SVG and PNG, for light and dark backgrounds.
Screenshots
Real captures of Twoody on a Mac, 2560 pixels wide: click to open them. The person, the client and the documents are fictional. You may use them in an article about Twoody.