Download the app, pick a model, and Ora runs on your own computer. Your words stay with you. Free to use, with a $1 upgrade for notes, memory and more. Made for PC, Linux, Mac and more.
Free · No card · Your words stay on your machine · Other computers
What it is
Nest holds Ora on your own machine. Nothing you say has to leave the house. You chat through the Orynr website, but the thinking happens on your computer.
Your conversations live on your own disk, locked. Lose the laptop and whoever finds it reads nothing.
Nest can start with your computer and load your model by itself, so it answers the moment you ask.
Bring any model you like. Nest runs it and it shows up in your picker, next to ours.
What you pay
The app is free, forever. One dollar a month turns on the smart part, and it still runs on your own machine.
| Free | Chat with a model on your computer. Your words stay on your disk. No card, no clock. |
|---|---|
| + $1 a month | Nest keeps a little notebook about you, remembers what matters, learns from its mistakes, reads your files, and holds a very long chat without forgetting. All on your machine. |
The dollar features do their work quietly in the background, so your chat never slows down. Turn them off any time.
Which computer
Nest runs on your own computer. Windows is ready today. The rest are close behind.
Ubuntu & more
The same nest, packaged for Linux. In the works.
Apple silicon
A native Mac build is on the way.
For developers
The same Ora, in your terminal, working like a coding agent. Point it at a project and it reads, writes and runs code right where you already work. One command to install, then run it like any dev tool.
| What it is | A terminal agent, in the spirit of the tools developers already live in. It uses the same model you run in Nest. |
|---|---|
| Runs on | Windows, Linux and Mac, from one install command. |
| Your code | Stays on your machine. The model runs local, so nothing has to leave. |
Packaging is in progress, so it ships a little after the app. Put your name down and we will tell you the day it lands.
In your terminal
Windows · Linux · Mac