No hosted code index.
AIndex reads and indexes your repo into a local .ai-indexer/ folder (SQLite). Your source is never uploaded.
Product
ProductLocal index, MCP tools, memoryIntegrationsCodex, Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, ZedCompareWhat AIndex replaces and when it winsProof
ProofMeasured local indexing and latencySecurityLocal-first boundary and supply chainChangelogRelease notes and compatibility changesStatusBilling, license and public download healthBuy
PricingFree, Advanced, Pro, Team, Lifetime, EnterpriseStart freeStart with a signed trial licenseEnterpriseOffline license, procurement and rolloutFAQRefunds, billing, install and support answersSecurity
AIndex is local-first by design. It reads and indexes your repo entirely on your machine — the only thing that ever touches the network is license activation and signed updates.
Signed releases
Enterprise buyers can request architecture notes, a data-boundary summary, the network surface, release-verification details and offline-license terms.
AIndex reads and indexes your repo into a local .ai-indexer/ folder (SQLite). Your source is never uploaded.
No usage tracking, no analytics, no background calls. The Free tier runs fully offline.
On paid plans, the network is used solely for license activation, seat checks and signed self-updates — never for your code.
A long-lived local license lets Enterprise teams run AIndex offline, with no network checks at all.
Signed releases
Supply chain
A CycloneDX SBOM is published for each release, with its SHA-256 checksum so you can verify the document.
The release manifest, build provenance and Ed25519 public key are published alongside the downloadable artifacts.
Procurement
Enterprise buyers can request architecture notes, a data-boundary summary, the network surface, release-verification details and offline-license terms.