Prism ML · Qwen · WebML Community
Prism ML created the Bonsai 27B low-bit model, derived from Qwen3.6-27B. The original browser work is credited to WebML Community.
BlackRiver / Experimental systems
A collection of experimental language, multimodal and image models that run locally through WebGPU. Your prompts, images and audio stay on your machine.
Each lab is a working product surface, not a mockup. A WebGPU-capable browser and sufficient device memory are required.
Large-scale private reasoning with a dense 27-billion-parameter model compressed to 1-bit weights.
Model and low-bit research: Prism ML · Base architecture: Qwen3.6-27B · Browser foundation: WebML Community.BlackRiver AI implementation: product interface, integration and deployment.
Understand images, transcribe audio and converse with a compact multimodal model entirely in your browser.
Model: Google · Browser foundation: WebML Community and Hugging Face Transformers.js · WebGPU kernels: Fable 5.BlackRiver AI implementation: multimodal adaptation, interface and site integration.
A compact Liquid AI language model tuned for extremely fast local generation and structured tasks.
Model: Liquid AI · Browser foundation: WebML Community · Original kernel optimization credits: Fable 5 and Opus 4.8.BlackRiver AI implementation: product interface, navigation and deployment.
Generate high-quality images locally with compressed 4B diffusion models and private prompts.
Low-bit models: Prism ML · Base model: FLUX.2 Klein 4B by Black Forest Labs · Browser foundation: WebML Community.BlackRiver AI implementation: product interface, integration and deployment.
“BlackRiver AI implementation” describes the unified product interface, BlackRiver navigation, website integration, deployment packaging and selected workflow adaptations. It does not imply that BlackRiver AI trained the underlying models or created the original WebGPU research demos.
Prism ML created the Bonsai 27B low-bit model, derived from Qwen3.6-27B. The original browser work is credited to WebML Community.
Google created Gemma 4. The browser foundation comes from WebML Community and Hugging Face tooling; the original optimized WebGPU kernels are credited to Fable 5.
Liquid AI created LFM2.5 230M. The original browser demo is credited to WebML Community, with kernel optimization credits retained from that project.
Prism ML created the binary and ternary Bonsai Image variants from FLUX.2 Klein 4B by Black Forest Labs. The browser foundation is credited to WebML Community.
Inference happens on your GPU. Content does not need to leave the browser.
Each experience loads and caches its own quantized model, with no simulated outputs.
Modern browser compute turns local AI into a directly accessible product surface.