AILibraryDownload AILibrary
Bring your AI conversations into one searchable desktop library. Install from the Microsoft Store or choose a direct download for your computer, and start using the Free edition straight away.
Choose your download
We highlight a suitable package when your platform can be detected. You can still choose another version from the list.
Current release: — Release history and older versions
| Package | Processor | Download |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft StoreMicrosoft-signed Windows app with Store-managed updates | Windows x64 | Get from Store |
| Windows installerMost Intel and AMD Windows PCs | AMD64 / x64 | Download |
| Windows installerWindows on ARM devices | ARM64 | Download |
| Linux DEB packageLinux Mint, Ubuntu and Debian | AMD64 | Download |
| Linux RPM packageFedora and compatible distributions | AMD64 | Download |
| Linux portable archiveWithout a DEB or RPM installation | AMD64 | Download |
| Linux portable archiveARM-based Linux computers | ARM64 | Download |
| macOS DMGApple Silicon Macs (M-series) | ARM64 | Download |
On a typical Windows desktop or laptop, choose Windows AMD64 (even when it has an Intel processor). On Linux, choose DEB for Mint/Ubuntu/Debian or RPM for Fedora. The current macOS download is for Apple Silicon, not Intel Macs.
Installing AILibrary
Choose the package for your platform, then follow the relevant steps below.
Windows
For an x64 Windows PC, install AILibrary from the Microsoft Store for Microsoft signing and Store-managed updates, or download the AMD64 installer directly. For Windows-on-ARM devices, use the ARM64 installer. Follow the installation prompts.
Windows may show a SmartScreen warning for software without an established publisher reputation. Verify the source before proceeding.
Linux
Install the DEB on Debian-based systems or the RPM on compatible Fedora-based systems using your usual package installer. For portable builds, extract the archive and follow its included launch instructions.
macOS
The available DMG is for Apple Silicon Macs. Download and open the disk image, then follow its installation instructions. macOS may ask you to review an app downloaded from the internet.