ArgoArgoOne subscription for GPT and Claude. No API keys to wire up.
Your documents and details stay on your machine. Names and numbers get swapped for stand-ins before a prompt leaves.
Argo is coming to Mac. Your first month is free, then it's $20 a month.
No spam, just the download link when it opens.
The models are incredible. The deal is not.
To get a useful answer, you hand over your real life. Plans, contracts, health, finances.
The company on the other end stores everything.
They control your privacy.
Your documents, notes and details live on your Mac. Nothing is shared unless you ask.
Before a prompt goes out, Argo scans it. It finds the names and numbers that point to real people.
Your name becomes an alias. Your company becomes a fictional one. The prompt goes to the model you picked.
Argo puts your real details back into the response, on your Mac.
Cloud AI gives you power without privacy.
Local-only models give you privacy without power.
Argo removes the choice. One subscription, every frontier model, and your context stays on your Mac.
Switch models anytime. Your context is not trapped in anyone's platform, including ours.
Your prompt is stripped of identifying data on your Mac, before anything leaves. The aliased version passes through our servers on the way to the model. We keep no prompts and log no IP addresses.
Your local data is encrypted. Without your credentials, it's unreadable. The thief gets a locked box.
GPT and Claude, on one subscription. We hold the API keys and route the request, so there is nothing for you to set up. That also means the aliased prompt passes through us on the way to the model. Switch models anytime without losing your context.
It sees an aliased version, not your real names or numbers. Context you write yourself can still identify you, which is why you review every replacement before it sends.
The alias map is what turns the stand-ins back into your real details. It never leaves your Mac. We can see the aliased text we route for you, but not the people behind it.
The system detects different categories of sensitivity. Names, financial figures, health details, company names, dates tied to identifiable events. It applies pseudonymization at the level each category requires. You can also configure your own rules.
Anything that could identify you or someone else. Your name, your client's name, specific numbers, health information, legal details, or relationship context. If it could connect a prompt back to a real person, it qualifies.
One subscription, every frontier model, and your context stays on your Mac.
One month free, then $20 a month.