Get Foxora Studio.
Run it in your browser or from your terminal today — the same crew and the same memory. Linux has no desktop build on this release.
No Linux desktop build is published for v5.0.7.
- Version
- v5.0.7
- Package
- Not published
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- Gatekeeper
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Every platform, one crew.
System requirements.
Foxora Studio is a lightweight desktop client — the runtime and prerequisites install themselves. Here's what each platform needs to run v5.0.7.
- macOS 12 Monterey or later
- Apple Silicon, Intel, and Universal DMGs
- Universal is the safe choice when unsure
- Signed & notarized — opens normally
- 8 GB RAM · ~1 GB free disk
- Windows 11, or Windows 10 22H2
- WebView2 runtime — installed automatically
- Visual C++ x64 Redistributable — automatic
- EXE installer or MSI package
- 8 GB RAM · ~1 GB free disk
- Per-user install — no admin needed
- Desktop build landing soon — x64
- Use the web app or CLI meanwhile
- 8 GB RAM recommended
64-bit only · on Windows the WebView2 and VC++ runtimes are fetched automatically if missing.
Or skip the install entirely.
Open app.foxora.ai and your whole workforce is right there — same crew, same memory, running in the cloud. Start on the web today, add the desktop app whenever you like. It's one account.
- Works on any device — no download, no updates
- Cloud crews keep running with the tab closed
- One account, memory, and billing shared with desktop
One line. Fully provisioned.
The installer drops the foxora CLI on your PATH and provisions the runtime — engine and memory den — on first run. macOS, Linux, and Windows, today.
Running in three steps.
Grab the desktop app or run the one-liner. The runtime provisions itself on first launch.
Authenticate once at account.foxora.ai — your account, credits, and billing live there.
State a goal. The planner staffs a crew, the verifier checks the work, and it ships.
Read the script first — curl -fsSL https://foxora.ai/install.sh | less — then pipe it to your shell.
macOS builds are signed and update themselves from the public releases repo — the same one the app reads.
Model calls route through the Foxora gateway. No provider secrets ever land on disk.