Swiftlet is a Swift and Metal runtime that runs large Qwen mixture-of-experts models locally on Apple devices by streaming expert weights from storage. Because experts are read from disk instead of held in memory, RAM use stays low enough to run 35B and 80B models, including on iPhone.
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Stream expert weights instead of holding them in RAM
Test large models on mobile Apple hardware
Keep inference on hardware you already own
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