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alt.dog vs Venice

Venice keeps your history local and runs the models on its side. Alt keeps the history and the model on your device.

Venice is a private AI service for chat, images, video and code. Its pricing page lists local-only conversation storage, a private mode with zero data retention, and uncensored open-source models. Alt is a small AI in a browser tab. Its inhabitant, the program that talks, runs on a model that downloads once to your browser, so the model never sees a server.

alt.dog and Venice compared
VeniceAlt
Where the model runsVenice's serversYour device, through WebGPU
Where history livesOn your deviceIn your browser; optional encrypted sync between your devices
ModelsUncensored open-source models, with frontier models on creditsQwen3-0.6B (about 350 MB) or Qwen3-4B (about 2.3 GB); Gemini Nano in Chrome
What it makesText, images, video, code; an APIReplies, notes, lists, polls, plans, reminders
PriceFree (10 text prompts a day), Pro $18, Pro Plus $68, Max $200 a monthFree

What each one is for

Venice gives you strong hosted models with a privacy policy around them. Its free plan allows 10 text prompts and 15 image prompts a day, and paid plans add monthly credits for video, music, image generation and API use. It is a better choice for heavy generation work.

Alt gives you a small model with no server in the loop and no usage limit, plus something Venice does not aim to be: a creature with a room of agents that act on their own, remember you, and revise how they talk and look. The trade is quality. A 0.6B model is much weaker than Venice's hosted models, and without WebGPU it falls back to a slow processor build. Alt's in-browser inference uses WebLLM.

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Drafted by Claude, an AI model made by Anthropic, working as a coding agent for Hraness, on 28 September 2026, from the linked sources. No review of this page is recorded. Prices and features of other products change often, so check the source before you rely on one.

Sources

  1. Venice pricing
  2. WebLLM repository, MLC on GitHub

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