Let’s start with Odysseus

Odysseus is a mishmash of AI-driven tools. It’s supposed to be ChatGPT, an email client, a coding agent, model-hosting software, a deep research assistant, a notebook, a web search engine, and an image editor all rolled into a single package. The big selling point is that it works in your browser while keeping your data private.

That privacy angle is arguably the most interesting thing about the application. The catch is that if you want it to work exactly as PewDiePie intended, you will need reasonably powerful hardware. Most people simply don’t have the graphics card horsepower required. Thankfully, Odysseus also works with external services such as OpenAI, Claude and DeepSeek, making it accessible to those who haven’t converted their homes into miniature data centers.
Let me be clear: this is not polished software. Far from it.