Installation
Download and Install OpenHuman Desktop
2026-05-28~3 min read
OpenHuman is a desktop AI agent that runs natively on Windows, macOS, and Linux. The official download page is at tinyhumans.ai/openhuman — click the Download button to get the version for your platform.
📥 Download Links (v0.56.0)
Current latest version. All releases are also available on GitHub Releases.
🪟 Windows
| File | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| .exe Setup | Recommended installer for most users | Download .exe |
| .msi Installer | Alternative MSI package for enterprise deployment | Download .msi |
🍎 macOS
| File | Compatible with | Link |
|---|---|---|
| .dmg (Apple Silicon) | Macs with M1, M2, M3, M4 chips | Download .dmg |
| .dmg (Intel) | Macs with Intel processors | Download .dmg |
🐧 Linux
| File | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| .AppImage | Works on most Linux distributions | Download .AppImage |
🪟 Windows Installation Steps
- Download: Click the .exe link above to download the installer
- Run: Double-click
OpenHuman_0.56.0_x64-setup.exe - Install: Follow the setup wizard — the default settings work for most users
- Launch: OpenHuman starts automatically after installation. Look for the icon in your system tray
- Sign in or Subscribe: Create an account or subscribe via the in-app prompt to start using cloud models
Note: Windows SmartScreen may show a warning for unsigned apps. Click "More info" and then "Run anyway" to proceed.
🍎 macOS Installation Steps
- Download: Choose the correct .dmg — Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) or Intel
- Open: Double-click the .dmg file to mount it
- Drag: Drag OpenHuman into your Applications folder
- Launch: Open OpenHuman from Launchpad or Applications
- macOS Gatekeeper: If you see "OpenHuman is from an unidentified developer", go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down, and click "Open Anyway"
🐧 Linux Installation Steps
- Download: Get the .AppImage file
- Make executable:
chmod +x OpenHuman_0.56.0_amd64.AppImage - Run:
./OpenHuman_0.56.0_amd64.AppImage - (Optional) Move to
/optor~/Applicationsfor permanent installation
Linux also supports installation via Homebrew and AUR — see the full Installation Guide for details.
After Installation
- Get a subscription — One subscription gives you access to 30+ AI providers. Open the app and follow the sign-up flow
- Or bring your own API key — Configure your own keys via Settings → API Keys
- Connect tools — Link Gmail, GitHub, Google Calendar, Slack, and more in a few clicks
- Run local models — Install Ollama for completely offline AI
Other Deployment Options
- Docker deployment — For server environments: Docker Guide
- Build from source — For developers who want to compile their own build: Source Build Guide
- Update OpenHuman — How to keep your installation up to date: Update Guide