Universal module loading
Dynamic manifests describe tensors, byte ranges, dtypes, shapes, and groups without hardcoding model names or block counts.
PrimeUI is coming soon
We are building a local AI creation engine that makes advanced image workflows practical on real-world hardware. Our goal is simple: run any compatible module at the maximum speed possible for the GPU memory available.
What we are creating
PrimeUI is being designed to run large AI modules with controlled VRAM usage instead of forcing one fixed hardware profile. The runtime can choose staged, low-memory, and ultra-low-memory paths while keeping model movement explicit and measurable.
Dynamic manifests describe tensors, byte ranges, dtypes, shapes, and groups without hardcoding model names or block counts.
Production profiles target speed, balanced memory, or emergency-fit operation for GPUs with limited VRAM.
Chunk catalogs, reusable slots, and adaptive prefetching reduce repeated loading while honoring a user-defined VRAM cap.
Built around .NET, IIS, local GPU runtimes, and secure API delivery so organizations can keep AI assets under control.
Built by
AI and Data Engineering Lead in Abu Dhabi with 15+ years across government, finance, data platforms, .NET systems, IIS hosting, enterprise integration, and on-prem GenAI productization.
Join us
If you want to support a UAE-built local AI product focused on speed, memory control, and practical deployment, contact Asaad directly.