The typewriter theme also has a fully interactive paper stack that responds to touch events. You can use swipe gestures to swipe the current page aside and reveal the next one

Aqua was the last theme that I added to AnywAIr. It's heavily inspired by Apple's early aesthetics. I couldn't find a lot of resources to see how it originally looked like, so if any of you have suggestions, I'd love to hear them and make some tweaks

Particle disintegration effect using CoreAnimation for clearing chats

AnywAIr also has a lot of ready-to-use utilities with a clean UI so that you don't have to type a lengthy prompt every single time. Within the app, I call them "Pods". One such pod is an offline translator that supports over 15 languages.

What you create is an honest reflection of who you are.

What do we say to the god of Liquid Glass? Not today

What previously required wifi & an API can now be achieved through a locally running LLM at no cost. I've been playing this word guess "pod" every single day to kill my time. There are more such interesting games (aka pods) in AnywAIr. I'll reveal them all one after the other.

Confetti animation

They're gonna remove this like how Netflix removed their /helloworld page

Onboarding Flow

SPM on Xcode will be fixed when the headphone jack comes back to the iPhone

AnywAIr’s launch received great response from the LocalLLM subreddit today. I also got a lot of valuable feedbacks from users. I have so many ideas for the next update now. Back to shipping

If you're able to earn a living doing what you love and it feels like freedom, you are fortunate

Indie App Spotlight: 'AnywAIr' lets you play with local AI models on your iPhone 9to5mac.com/2025/12/20/ind… by Michael Burkhardt