Mosaik
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Mosaik for Windows.

Free, for Windows 10 and 11. Bring your own OpenRouter key, and your chats stay on your computer.

Download Mosaik.

Free, for Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit). No account to make with us, and nothing to pay for Chat.

What you need

Mosaik runs on your computer and reaches models through your own OpenRouter key, so there is no account to make with us.

Windows 10 or 1164-bit. Linux is planned next, and macOS may follow.
An OpenRouter account and API keyCreate them at openrouter.ai. Free models cost nothing; for paid models, add credits there. OpenRouter bills what you use to you, at its prices.
An internet connectionFor the models and for web search. Your chats and settings stay on your computer.

If Windows says “Windows protected your PC”

Mosaik's installer isn't signed yet, so the first time you run it, Windows SmartScreen says it doesn't recognise the app. That is expected for a new, unsigned program. To go on:

  1. More info
  2. Run anyway

After More info, the window names the file and says “Unknown publisher”. Signing the installer is planned, and this step will go away then.

To check the file is the one we published, compare its SHA-256 with the one above. In PowerShell, in your Downloads folder:

Get-FileHash .\Mosaik-Setup-*.exe

What the installer does

An ordinary installer that needs no administrator rights, and leaves your data alone.

  • Installs Mosaik for you only, in your own user folder (%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Mosaik), with no administrator prompt.
  • Adds Mosaik to the Start menu, and to the desktop if you tick the box.
  • Keeps your chats, settings and key elsewhere, so updating or uninstalling never touches them.
  • Keeps itself up to date: Mosaik checks for a new version and installs it when you close the app. You can change that in Settings › About and updates.
Docs

Install, set up and fix things.

Your OpenRouter key, your first chat, every setting and shortcut, and what to do when something goes wrong.

Read the docs
Other systems

Not on Windows?

Linux is planned next, and macOS may follow. The community hears first.

Join the community