Dropstone
A self-hosted AI assistant with long-term memory, spanning the command line, chat, and real-world actions.
About Dropstone
Dropstone is a self-hosted AI assistant with long-term memory that spans the command line, chat, and real-world actions. The models are hosted by the vendor itself, and the entire infrastructure can run inside your own network boundary, so keys, machines, and data never leak out. The assistant can control smart home devices, monitor your inbox around the clock, make phone calls, and find vaguely remembered contacts, with every action requiring approval confirmation. Every tier includes a 1 million token context window, large enough to hold an entire code repository. The vendor offers a CLI that installs with a single command on macOS, Windows, and Linux, requiring at least 256 MB of memory and 80 MB of storage; the original Electron desktop IDE is no longer under active development, and updates are focused on the CLI.
Best for
Best use cases
Deploy a fully self-hosted AI assistant on your own servers
Let the assistant read and understand an entire code repository in one pass
Control smart home devices via chat, monitor your inbox around the clock, or make phone calls
Install the CLI with a single command on macOS, Windows, or Linux to get started
Features
Long-term memory
Long-term memory spans the command line, chat, and real-world scenarios
1 million token context
Every tier includes a 1 million token context window, large enough for an entire code repository
Real-world actions
Control smart home devices, monitor your inbox, make calls, and find contacts, all with approval confirmation
Fully self-hosted
Keys, machines, and network all stay in your own environment; data never leaves the local boundary
Pros
- Fully self-hostable; keys and data never leave your own network
- Every tier includes a 1 million token context window
- Real-world actions all require approval confirmation, safe and controllable
- CLI installs with one command across macOS, Windows, and Linux
Cons
- The Electron desktop IDE is no longer under active development; subsequent updates focus on the CLI