macOS
A native Tauri build for Apple Silicon and Intel.
Requires macOS 11 Big Sur or newer.
The workspace, installed.
Planned: Oyren as a native app on macOS, Windows and Linux, with files in their own window and external API keys supported. Until it ships, the web app at oyren.ai is the way in on every desktop.
Planned, not shipped. The download page lists the earlier desktop builds for each system.
Builds for the common desktops.
Windows
A lightweight native installer, with no Electron bloat and no telemetry.
Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Linux
First-class Linux support, with AppImage today and distro packages on the way.
Tested on Ubuntu, Fedora, and Arch.
Every desktop build is open source. Read the codeiPad, Android tablets and the browser are covered too. See all platforms
Free to use. More with a free account.
Without an account
the moment it installs
- Open sourceAudit the code, fork it, or self-host. Built in the open on GitHub.
- Offline-capableLocal LLMs and external API keys are supported. Read and annotate without a connection.
- Web and desktopOyren runs in the browser or as the native client, or both.
With a free account
signing in costs nothing
- Cloud backupThe library is backed up and follows the account across devices.
- Cross-device syncOpen the same papers and notes on any signed-in device.
- OCR for scansScanned and image-only PDFs become searchable and chat-ready.
A file made in the desktop app appears in the browser marked as coming from the app, so its origin is always visible.
Installing the app.
Open the download page
The page detects the system and offers that build first. The version offered is printed under the button.
Clear the quick check
A human check runs before the links appear. Every other platform stays one click away on the same page.
Install it and start reading
External API keys are supported. Signing in happens in the browser and hands the app a token back, so no password is typed into the app.
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The workspace runs on a local machine.
Free to download and open source, for macOS, Windows and Linux.