OpenAI Web UI
ATH Infosystems · Software Development
Certification per Microsoft Marketplace.
Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 1 capture on record
What the publisher says
As described on Microsoft Marketplace.
Open WebUI with Ollama is an open-source, self-hosted AI platform that provides a user-friendly web interface for running and interacting with locally hosted large language models (LLMs) through Ollama. Open WebUI serves as the web-based frontend, while Ollama provides the local model runtime for downloading, managing, and running supported AI models. Together, they provide a private ChatGPT-style environment that can be deployed on local systems, private servers, virtual machines, containers, Kubernetes clusters, and cloud infrastructure.
Open WebUI with Ollama is designed for individuals, developers, organizations, and teams that want to run generative AI within their own infrastructure. It supports conversational AI, model management, chat history, document interaction, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), knowledge bases, and other AI-assisted workflows depending on the enabled features and configured models. Since Ollama can run models locally, users can maintain greater control over prompts, conversations, documents, and other AI-related data.
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Key Features of Open WebUI with Ollama:
- Open-source and self-hosted AI chat platform.
- Provides a modern web-based interface for interacting with local AI models.
- Uses Ollama as the local LLM runtime and model management backend.
- Supports a wide range of Ollama-compatible open-source AI models.
- Allows users to download, manage, and switch between AI models.
- Provides persistent chat history and conversation management.
- Supports document and file-based AI interactions.
- Provides Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) capabilities for knowledge-based queries.
- Supports knowledge bases for working with organizational or personal documents.
- Provides user authentication and administrative management capabilities.
- Can be used to build private internal AI assistants and copilots.
- Supports API-based communication with the Ollama backend.
- Can run AI models locally without requiring a third-party hosted AI service.
- Supports CPU-based inference and GPU acceleration where compatible hardware is available.
- Can be deployed using Docker and containerized infrastructure.
- Suitable for private AI, enterprise assistants, coding assistance, document analysis, research, content generation, and knowledge management.
- Can be deployed on local systems, private servers, virtual machines, Kubernetes environments, and cloud infrastructure.
Open WebUI with Ollama Usage:
$sudo su
$docker ps
Check Ollama Status:
$systemctl status ollama
Check Ollama Version:
$ollama --version
Restart Open WebUI:
$docker restart open-webui
Restart Ollama:
$systemctl restart ollama
Access Open WebUI:
http://server-ip:3000
Disclaimer:
Open WebUI and Ollama are open-source software projects developed and maintained by their respective communities and contributors. Open WebUI is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI, and Ollama is an independent project. Compatibility with specific AI models, operating systems, hardware platforms, container environments, or cloud providers may vary depending on the configuration and versions being used.
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