Dwata

Dwata is a private, local first assistant for email and personal data. It connects email accounts, stores mail on the user's own machine, and makes emails, attachments, contacts and files searchable in one place, with LLM agents that extract financial data and knowledge graph entities from messages. Data stays on the machine running it unless the user chooses an external AI provider, and local inference through Ollama is supported. It is aimed at individuals who want to organize a crowded inbox without handing their data to a cloud service. The website describes unlimited email accounts, fast search across messages and attachments, an attachments manager that groups files by sender, month and year, offline access, and reminders for pending conversations and bills, with AI labeling and folder organization, calendar and Slack support, and a built in web crawler listed as coming soon. The website publishes three tiers. Personal is free with no credit card required. Professional is $29 as a one time purchase with one year of updates, and adds a mobile app, Slack and Google Calendar accounts, an AI managed inbox and support within 72 hours. Power is $69 as a one time purchase and adds collaboration, offline storage of websites, search across online drives and local disks, and support within 24 hours. The site marks some features as not ready and the paid tiers as coming soon. The project is in an active restart. Its GitHub repository, licensed under GPL version 3, currently provides a Rust backend API and agent components, and states that no downloadable desktop application ships yet while a new native interface is planned.