ChatticaAI for Windows

Your library,
on the big screen.

The same private, local-first ChatticaAI—characters, stories, adventures, and your choice of AI provider—built as a native Windows app for x64 and ARM64 PCs.

Windows 10 & 11Intel · AMD · SnapdragonBring your own provider
Windows edition In preparation

The native Windows build is being finished. This page will carry the official installers the moment the first release ships.

No download exists yet. Anything offering a ChatticaAI Windows installer elsewhere isn’t ours. When the release is ready, the official installer will appear right here—nowhere else.

What’s comingNative installers for x64 and ARM64 PCs, with automatic updates once the first release ships.
Your dataLocal-first like mobile—your library stays on your PC, with backups you control.
MeanwhileGet the full experience today on iOS, iPadOS, and Android.

Pick the right build

Which installer
fits your PC?

Almost every Windows computer sold to date is an x64 PC. If you’re unsure, choose x64—it also runs on ARM64 machines through Windows’ built-in emulation, just less efficiently.

ARM64

For Windows-on-Arm hardware: Snapdragon X Elite/Plus Copilot+ PCs, Surface Pro X, and similar devices. If About says “ARM-based processor,” use this build for native speed and battery life.

Snapdragon XCopilot+ PCsSurface Pro X

One ChatticaAI, everywhere

Built the same way
as mobile.

The Windows edition is the same product at heart: your library lives on your machine, AI requests go straight to the provider you connect, and your plan carries across devices.

Local-first storageCharacters, chats, and settings stay on your PC, with backups you control.
Your providersOpenRouter, NanoGPT, OpenAI-compatible services, or local servers like LM Studio and Ollama.
One planSubscriber benefits restore across iOS, Android, and PC with your Apple or Google sign-in.
The ChatticaAI library interface
The ChatticaAI library, shown on tablet—desktop shares the same design language.

Questions

Before you ask—
we probably wrote it down.

The Help Center covers providers, characters, memory, backups, and more. Desktop-specific guides arrive with the release.