Desktop
Your computer becomes the machine.
The Mac and Windows app is the same Amelia as the web and the phone — one account, one conversation — with one power no cloud machine can have: it runs Amelia on the computer you already own. Free on your own hardware, your code never leaves it, and the phones plugged into it become test devices.
- Types the sentence
- Watches every step live
- Works from anywhere
- Holds the line
- Forwards, stores nothing
- No ports opened, ever
Your computer dials out to it, so your router is never touched.
- The code lives here
- The models run here
- Plugged-in phones become test devices
How it pairs
Six digits, no Terminal.
Close the window and it keeps serving; quit lives in the tray, where quitting should.
Run Amelia from the tray
Click “Run Amelia on this computer” in the menu bar. That is the whole setup.
A six-digit code appears
Already on your clipboard. It is good for ten minutes and never needed again.
Type it into the phone app
Once. The two are linked for good — your computer dials out and holds the line, from any network it lands on.
The terminal
And for people who live in a shell, amelia.
The app installs a terminal command in one click. The same relay the phone uses, so a build you start at a desk is the build you check from the car.
Raspberry Pi & Linux
One line puts her on any Linux box you own.
A Raspberry Pi on a shelf, a home server, an old laptop — one command installs the same lightweight agent a cloud machine runs, survives reboots, and needs no port forwarding. What she builds is previewable right on your home network, and your model key stays on the device in a file only you can read.
curl -fsSL https://api.ameliasagent.com/pi | bash
The honest print
What to expect on first run.
Running Amelia locally uses your computer’s power and your models or ours; the app is also a full client for cloud machines when the laptop should stay asleep.
- Signed and notarized by Apple
- Universal — Apple Silicon and Intel
- Opens first time, every time
- SmartScreen may ask once — “More info → Run anyway”
- Counter-signing is on its way
- Updates verified by the app’s own signature either way
Put it on the hardware you already own.
Free on your own machine, paired to your phone with a six-digit code, and it keeps working while the laptop is asleep and the machine is a cloud one instead.
Signed and notarized on Mac · 11.2 MB · free on your own hardware