- Published on July 10, 2025
- In AI Features
NimbleEdge Launches DeliteAI, Brings Open-Source Agentic AI to Your Phone
The platform lets developers run transformer models, agents, and LLMs natively on smartphones using an offline Python runtime and SDK.
- By C P Balasubramanyam
Bengaluru-based deep tech startup NimbleEdge has launched DeliteAI, an open-source, on-device agentic AI platform designed to run entirely on smartphones without relying on cloud infrastructure.
The company claims the platform allows developers to build, deploy, and run fully customised AI-native experiences directly on user devices, positioning it as a privacy-focused alternative to traditional cloud-based AI systems.
The platform introduces a full-stack, production-ready infrastructure designed for optimal performance, privacy, and portability.
According to NimbleEdge, DeliteAI supports deployment of transformer models, large language models (LLMs), and multimodal AI, removing the need for cloud GPUs and enabling data to remain entirely on-device.
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C P Balasubramanyam
Bala is a journalist covering Indian tech companies and startups from Bengaluru.
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