Short answer: yes — but not every model on every iPhone. The app works out which ones suit your device and tells you before you download anything.
Free for three days. iOS 17 or later.

Running an AI model on a phone is different from running an app. The model has to be held in memory the whole time it's thinking, and iOS is strict about how much memory it will let a single app hold. Ask for more than your allowance and iOS shuts the app down — no error message, it just disappears.
That's why the same model can be flawless on one iPhone and unusable on another. It isn't about how new your phone is, and it isn't something you can fix by closing other apps. It comes down to how much memory your particular iPhone has, and how large the model is.
The practical version: bigger models are smarter and need more phone. Smaller models are faster, cooler, kinder to your battery, and run almost anywhere. The trick is finding the largest one your iPhone is comfortable with — and not going past it.
Every model is offered in a few sizes. As a very general rule:
| Model size | What it's like | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Small | Quick and light. Good at summarizing, rewriting, tidying up notes and answering simple questions. | Older iPhones, and anyone who wants instant answers without warming the phone up |
| Medium | The everyday sweet spot. Noticeably better writing and more reliable answers. | Most iPhones from the last few years |
| Large | The most capable option, at the cost of speed, battery and warmth. | Recent Pro iPhones, for people who want the best answers and don't mind waiting |
One thing that surprises people: a "Pro" iPhone from several years ago often handles larger models better than a standard iPhone released the same year. Newer isn't automatically better here.
This is exactly the part the app takes care of. Open the model list and every model is already marked for your iPhone — whether it will run comfortably, whether it will be a stretch, or whether it's simply too much for this device. You see that before you spend time and data on a download.
If you're not sure where to start, the app suggests a good default for your phone the first time you open it. Most people never need to think about it again.
Free for three days, then a one-time purchase. iOS 17 or later.
Last updated: 28 July 2026