llampart 1.0.0 - I released a standalone local web UI for llama-server with translations, extended settings and a polished conversation sidebar

Hi everyone,

I’ve just published the first public release of llampart 1.0.0:

https://github.com/mchowy-troll/llampart

llampart is a standalone local web UI designed to work with `llama-server`. It started from the `llama-ui` work in the `llama.cpp` project, but over time I customized it into a separate interface focused on local use, everyday comfort, and a more complete desktop-style experience.

The goal was not to build another hosted chat service, but a clean local UI that feels pleasant to use for longer sessions while keeping the workflow simple.

Some highlights:

• standalone local web UI for `llama-server`
• extended settings interface with appearance, model, MCP, tools, data, and advanced sections
• localized interface: English, Polish, German, French, Italian, and Spanish
• two-column conversation sidebar with conversation date/time display, conversation pinning, selective conversation deletion, delete-all while preserving pinned conversations
• local import/export workflow that avoids exporting sensitive settings by default
• llama-server connection workflow
• MCP-related UI flows for servers, tools, resources, and prompts
• minimal Reasoning / Tools display mode
• dark, light, and Frosted Glass interface modes
• bundled wallpapers and wallpaper customization
• optional Caddy deployment guide for local/LAN setup

llampart 1.0.0 - main page

llampart 1.0.0 - chat

llampart 1.0.0 - settings

The project is MIT-licensed. I also tried to be careful with attribution and licensing notes, since llampart is based in part on `llama-ui` from `llama.cpp` and uses Svelte/SvelteKit for the frontend.

This is an initial public source release, so I’m sure there will still be things to improve. Feedback, suggestions, and issue reports are very welcome.

Thanks to the `llama.cpp` community — this project would not exist without that ecosystem.