ELYZA Desktop is a fully offline Japanese LLM app that runs a local model on your own Mac or Windows machine, so business conversations never leave the device.
ELYZA is one of Japan’s leading LLM developers, and ELYZA Desktop packages its Japanese-tuned models into a one-time-purchase desktop application. Documents, chat history and prompts are processed locally, which makes the tool a common choice for Japanese enterprises with strict data-handling rules. The app supports document summarization, drafting and Q&A over user-supplied files, and periodic updates bring newer ELYZA model generations to existing customers.
ELYZA Desktop is sold as a paid, per-seat desktop license (a one-time fee with update bundles), with enterprise volume licensing available through direct sales contact.
Law firms, government offices, healthcare groups and any Japanese organization that wants generative AI but cannot send documents to US cloud APIs, as well as privacy-conscious professionals.
Organizations with strict data rules are the core audience: law firms summarizing case files, hospitals processing notes, and public agencies drafting documents that cannot touch a foreign cloud.
Purchase a license, install on a reasonably modern Mac or Windows machine, and load documents directly â there is no cloud account, no data processing agreement to negotiate and no per-token bill to track.
Teams typically replace hours of manual document reading with minutes of local querying, and security reviews pass quickly because the data flow is provably contained on the employee’s device.
No â it is a paid desktop license. The price is a single per-seat fee rather than a monthly subscription, which many teams find easier to budget.
The desktop product is app-first; organizations that need programmatic access to ELYZA models can discuss enterprise API licensing with the company directly.
Against cloud assistants like ChatGPT or Gemini, its decisive advantage is that inference is 100% local; against generic local runners like LM Studio, it adds polished Japanese business workflows out of the box.