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DeviceMark — On-Device LLM Leaderboard

Live board: https://devicemark.github.io/

Which LLMs actually run on an iPhone, and which is the smartest that stays usable? Every row runs the same 596-item battery (IFEval + MMLU-Pro + MATH) under one fixed on-device budget, with decode speed measured on the phone itself and 95% confidence intervals on every number. Apple's built-in Foundation Model sits on the board as the baseline. Maintained by Daisuke Majima (MLBoy).

Want a model on the board?

Open a row request with its Hugging Face link. One link is enough. We port it, measure it, and add the row, and we reply on the issue when it lands. Details, and the path for people who already ship a port, are in CONTRIBUTING.md.

Is your model on the board and the number wrong? Open an objection.

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What's in this repo

site/                 the static site (index.html, methodology.html, changelog.html, feed.xml, llms.txt)
data/leaderboard/     the committed results (board.json, artifacts.jsonl, measurements.jsonl) + dataset card
deploy/build_public.sh  assembles _public/ for GitHub Pages; gen_badges.py renders the badges
.github/              Pages deploy workflow + issue templates (row request, objection)

Rows are produced by the scorer in a separate eval workspace and committed here as data. CI only packages site/ and data/ and publishes them to Pages; it never runs the scorer. Method, proof strength per row, and known limitations: methodology.

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On-device LLM leaderboard: intelligence × decode speed measured on an iPhone, with Apple's built-in model as the baseline. Want a model on it? Open an issue with its Hugging Face link.

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