Pinokio is a new software platform that enables users to run their own “personal Internet” locally on Mac, Windows, and Linux computers with a single click[1]. The platform allows users to run web servers, AI models, and command-line applications directly on their local machines[2].

Released in version 5.0, Pinokio positions your personal computer as “the Cloud,” letting you operate various applications and services on your localhost rather than relying on remote cloud services[1:1][2:1].


  1. Pinokio - The 1-Click Localhost Cloud ↩︎ ↩︎

  2. X.com - Introducing Pinokio 5.0 ↩︎ ↩︎

  • SW42@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    It depends, but for me one use case is decoupling the end device from the application. We have laptops, desktops and phones in our household and rather than installing/updating every single one of them I have a central point for management, with all of the downsides of course (if the thing fails, it fails for all).

    When I add a new machine to the network, every functionality an data is already there so I don’t need to copy or install anything everywhere.