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Splashboard

A native Mac app for running local LLMs with Splash

Splashboard is an open-source Mac app for Splash, Inco's fast local LLM engine for Apple silicon. It installs Splash and a model, then gives you chat with thinking, live tok/s, memory and prompt-cache stats, every serve option with presets for your Mac's memory, and Claude Code, OpenCode or Codex in a built-in terminal pointed at your local model. 10 MB, Tauri + Rust, signed and notarized. No terminal needed. Not affiliated with Inco.

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Hi Product Hunt! I built Splashboard because Splash, Inco's local LLM engine for Apple silicon, is fast but lives in the terminal. Splashboard installs it, downloads a model, and gives you chat, live speed and memory stats, launch settings for every serve flag, and coding agents (Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex) in a built-in terminal pointed at your local model. It's a 10 MB Tauri app, Apache-2.0, signed and notarized. Qwen3.8-27B runs at about 63 tok/s on my M3 Max. Not affiliated with Inco. I'd love feedback, especially from people on 16-32 GB Macs.

About Splashboard on Product Hunt

“A native Mac app for running local LLMs with Splash”

Splashboard was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #405 on the daily leaderboard. Splashboard is an open-source Mac app for Splash, Inco's fast local LLM engine for Apple silicon. It installs Splash and a model, then gives you chat with thinking, live tok/s, memory and prompt-cache stats, every serve option with presets for your Mac's memory, and Claude Code, OpenCode or Codex in a built-in terminal pointed at your local model. 10 MB, Tauri + Rust, signed and notarized. No terminal needed. Not affiliated with Inco.

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