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Bring context
Use files, notes, local folders, feeds, finance records, web sources, sports, weather, and household context.
Private AI operations
AI outcomes from your data, on your terms.
Burnout Bytes helps you turn local files, feeds, model routes, tool calls, media workflows, and daily context into useful outputs without making our cloud the home for your private workspace.
How it works
The cockpit sits between context and finished work.
The product is designed around explicit routes: what context is available, which tool or model is allowed to use it, and what artifact should come out the other side.
Read the plain-English FAQ02
Choose routes
Route work through local LLMs, OpenAI, OpenRouter, browser sessions, service APIs, NotebookLM exports, or MCP tools.
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Produce outcomes
Create briefs, Markdown source packs, audio, video, PDFs, CSVs, action checklists, release plans, and automation outputs.
Daily cockpit
A useful morning screen built from the things you care about.
The goal is not another generic chat window. The goal is a local, personal operating surface that can brief you on your weather, teams, finances, projects, media work, household context, and the next actions that matter today.
WX
Personal signals
Local weather, sports, markets, trips, household reminders, and topics the user chooses.
FLOW
Tool orchestration
Let chosen sources and services talk to each other through explicit routes, not hidden cloud storage.
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Shareable results
Export the result as a brief, PDF, CSV, media file, checklist, or future MCP handoff.
Outcome lanes
AI
Model routing
Use local-only inference when privacy matters, or explicitly route selected work through a cloud provider.
Model routing notesNLM
NotebookLM handoffs
Package sources, import notes, and podcast prompts so research can move cleanly into NotebookLM.
NotebookLM handoffAV
Media tools
Generate or process audio and video through user-chosen routes such as ElevenLabs, OpenAI speech, and ffmpeg.
Media postureOPS
Automation runs
Turn repeatable work into schedules, approvals, evidence links, and saved artifacts.
Data boundary
Burnout Bytes is not the place your data goes to live.
The public site is stateless. The private cockpit is intended to run with a local database or user-controlled infrastructure. Third-party tools are routes you choose, not a hidden default.
01No hosted chat archive is required for the product preview.
02Credentials and tokens belong in your controlled workspace, not this public site.
03Exports and artifacts are created for your review, reuse, or sharing decision.