On October 31, 2026, I nominated a winner for the poidh Offline Android AI Bounty.
Congratulations to Commonplace by @0xPD33!
This nomination comes after extensive testing and review alongside bounty contributors, with a final recommendation from majority contributor @VitalikButerin.
Commonplace demonstrated exceptional speed, accuracy, and thoughtfulness with user queries.
We consider it a brilliant showcase of what's possible with modern local AI, running entirely offline on a resource-constrained Android device.
The nomination opened a 48-hour voting period during which bounty contributors could approve or reject the proposed winner directly through the bounty page.
A massive thank you goes out to everyone who participated. We saw an incredible amount of talent, effort, and ingenuity across these submissions.
We strongly encourage anyone interested in local AI to browse the claims, explore the projects, and try out as many of these apps as possible!
Explore the submissions
Here are the projects and their creators, with links to the respective GitHub repositories.
- Commonplace by @0xPD33 — GitHub
- Field Atlas by @0x94t3z — GitHub
- BOAR by @arferrari — GitHub
- AndroidLM by @sriramkiron — GitHub
- Outpost by @ariasnico — GitHub
- Offline Research by @RealShark77 — GitHub
- Bivouac by @lockedinroot — GitHub
- GemoBot by @sebtoshi_eth — GitHub
- Pocket Scholar by @danilaonly — GitHub
- LabRat by @r4topunk — GitHub
We also had three additional claims that were not included in the final reviews under the review timeline communicated in the original announcement.
We appreciate these builders and their contributions.
Additional repositories:
Thank you to our contributors
Of course, none of this would have been possible without @CryptoStatuette, who organized the review process, as well as all our generous contributors.
Special thanks to @OmniacsDAO, @seldon_seen, @ahn_going, @ETonbase, @Symbiotech, @schmidtiest, @summercloud, @ndoherty, @hollyr.eth, @adrianandreev.eth, millz.eth, and anons. 💙
The bounty, its claims, and the contributor voting process can all be explored onchain:
View the Offline Android AI Bounty on poidh 📸
A note on onchain coordination
Nerding out for a moment on governance nuances:
This entire process is so cool to me because, while @VitalikButerin did have to trust me enough to nominate a winning claim, he retains 1 ETH worth of onchain voting rights to confirm or deny the payout.
The distinction is important. The nomination process requires some trust, but the ultimate decision on whether the funds get paid out remains with the bounty's contributors, weighted by their contributions.
poidh is simple, scoped, onchain coordination tech.
For anyone who wants to learn more, I recommend:
Originally published as an X thread on October 31, 2026. Additional commentary on the voting process.