Meterless

Meterless makes Nightshift, an application that turns a personal computer into a local AI hotspot. It connects a user's apps to local or cloud models, and lets people queue long running jobs that keep working while they are away. The user returns to finished files and a record of what was checked. The core idea is to run many attempts instead of one. A variance filter runs a chosen model across different personas and temperatures so that no two attempts are the same. Several models can race in parallel, with local models such as Qwen, GPT OSS and DeepSeek running on the machine and cloud models used only if the user adds a key. Attempts are clustered into directions, small reader agents summarize and tag the output, and judges and verifiers help separate promising work from work that meets the user's bar. Everything is kept on the user's disk in readable formats, and the product can produce text, code, images, video and audio. The site lists support for 193 models. Nightshift is for people with a Mac or an NVIDIA DGX Spark who want to put idle compute to work on research, drafting and analysis tasks. A free web edition lets users try a job in the browser, while the hotspot for apps runs on the Mac and DGX editions. The site does not publish paid plan prices.