# Tiles Privacy > Tiles is a local-first AI assistant that runs models on your device, syncs privately across devices, and lets you share chats through AT Protocol. Last updated: 2026-06-15 This file follows the llms.txt convention and provides a complete content map for tiles.run. Use the links below to fetch canonical page content; each list item includes a short note for quick routing. ## Core Pages - [Homepage](https://www.tiles.run/): Product positioning, Why Tiles summary, and core value proposition. - [Download](https://www.tiles.run/download): Current installers and installation guidance. - [Mission](https://www.tiles.run/mission): Project mission, contributors, and sponsors. - [Sponsor](https://www.tiles.run/sponsor): Sponsorship options and support details. - [Support](https://www.tiles.run/support): Support routes, issue reporting guidance, Discord, releases, downloads, and status links. - [Research](https://www.tiles.run/book/research): Privacy adoption at scale must work backwards from preserving utility. This research is a series of progressive experiments exploring decentralized software technologies toward that goal. Successful outcomes from this research will eventually be integrated into Tiles. - [Roadmap](https://www.tiles.run/roadmap): Planned work and project direction. - [Brand](https://www.tiles.run/brand): Public brand assets and usage details. - [Linux waitlist form](https://www.tiles.run/linux): Linux availability notifications form. ## Installers And Release Metadata - [Network installer](https://download.tiles.run/tiles-0.4.11-signed.pkg): Latest macOS installer, version 0.4.11, size 95.87 MB, sha256 9b68d642caf589fd9eafaae95929e5623eb361964b029971a89b66eb1eaed2d1. - [Offline installer](https://download.tiles.run/tiles-0.4.9-full-signed.pkg): Bundled model gpt-oss-20b-MXFP4-Q4, size 10.31 GB, sha256 fc2bbaf0408a3355d3079bf3435a2eba145c63bea48c35d3d14bb4a518a9a748. - [Offline installer checksum file](https://download.tiles.run/checksums/tiles-0.4.9-full-signed.pkg.sha256): SHA256 checksum file for offline installer validation. - [Releases](https://www.tiles.run/releases): Release notes and links to previous versions. ## Documentation (Book) - [Book index](https://www.tiles.run/book): Technical docs for Tiles and Tilekit. - [Tiles Book](https://www.tiles.run/book): Technical documentation covering the models, infrastructure, and cryptography behind Tiles, the consumer product, and Tilekit, the developer-facing SDK written in Rust. - [Acknowledgements](https://www.tiles.run/book/acknowledgements): Open-source software that Tiles builds on. - [Community](https://www.tiles.run/book/community): See how you can make Tiles better. - [Licenses](https://www.tiles.run/book/licenses): Understand Backer and Commercial licenses, payment terms, and purchasing options. - [Manual](https://www.tiles.run/book/manual): Command-line interface reference for Tiles, with usage examples and links to additional guides - [MIR Extension](https://www.tiles.run/book/mir): Machine Intelligence Resource naming schema extension for AIGC/ML work - [Models](https://www.tiles.run/book/models): Our approach to model selection and optimization - [Overview](https://www.tiles.run/book/overview): Tiles, our consumer product, and Tilekit, the SDK for developers. - [Research](https://www.tiles.run/book/research): Progressive experiments exploring decentralized software technologies for privacy adoption at scale. - [Resources](https://www.tiles.run/book/resources): A living index of resources that inform and inspire our work. - [Security](https://www.tiles.run/book/security): Security and privacy engineering in Tiles. - [Tilekit](https://www.tiles.run/book/tilekit): Tilekit CLI usage for Modelfiles, plus the complete reference for the Modelfile parser, grammar, instructions, parameters, and API usage ## Blog - [Blog index](https://www.tiles.run/blog): Blog landing page with all published posts. Posts here use the Standard.site lexicon for rich presentation in supported ATProto clients and are stored on a PDS hosted by Eurosky. - [Controlling the Ctrl-C](https://www.tiles.run/blog/controlling-ctrl-c): Observations while trying to properly exit from Tiles CLI - [Ship it up](https://www.tiles.run/blog/ship-it-up): How we package and ship Tiles - [Move Along, Python](https://www.tiles.run/blog/move-along-python): Deterministic, portable Python runtimes for Tiles using layered venvstacks. ## Legal And Policy - [Privacy](https://www.tiles.run/privacy): Privacy statement for website and product. - [Terms](https://www.tiles.run/terms): Terms for using Tiles services and website. - [Sub-processors](https://www.tiles.run/sub-processors): Third-party processors used by the project. - [Subprocessors alias](https://www.tiles.run/subprocessors): Alias route for subprocessors page. ## Community And Feeds - [Discord community](https://go.tiles.run/discord): Community support and discussion channel. - [Support page](https://www.tiles.run/support): Start here for documentation, GitHub issue reporting, Discord help, releases, downloads, and status. - [RSS feed](https://www.tiles.run/api/rss): Syndicated feed for blog content. - [GitHub organization](https://github.com/tilesprivacy): Source code and issue tracking. ## Optional - [Expanded full context](https://www.tiles.run/llms-full.txt): Full-text context file for larger LLM context windows. - [Expanded full context (.well-known)](https://www.tiles.run/.well-known/llms-full.txt): Mirror of llms-full.txt under .well-known. - [Brand assets archive](https://www.tiles.run/tiles-brand-assets.zip): Public downloadable branding assets. - [Status page](https://status.tiles.run): Service and infrastructure status.