Codoro Public Beta for macOS
A desktop app, signed and notarised. Provider keys are held in the system keychain, the repository is indexed on your own machine, and nothing leaves it except the excerpts a model call needs.
Public Beta software may change and may contain defects. Back up important work and review every proposed change before applying it.
macOS 14 or later. For Apple Silicon Macs (M-series) only.
Intel downloads are temporarily unavailable while verification is completed. To update an Apple Silicon Mac, download and install this version. Automatic updates are paused for this release.
Check the file, not the page.
The digest below is the one to compare against. Checking it is the difference between trusting this page and trusting the file, and the second one is the trust that matters.
shasum -a 256 the-file-you-downloaded.dmg Apple Silicon d58fbef65170cec34f958ed426117d75dc252fc85a2d1711e3b4fb2ee28139cd
Who signed it
Gatekeeper checks this for you on first launch. It is printed here so it can be checked without launching anything.
codesign -dv --verbose=2 /Applications/Codoro.app Authority=Developer ID Application: Ajolla Inc. (KDJ28YA9Z7)
Requirements
Four steps, then a repository.
Download the build for your Mac above, verify it, then follow these four steps.
- 01
Open the .dmg, drag to Applications
The download appears only with a signed release manifest, checksum and Apple notarization evidence.
- 02
Sign in with your Osokoro account
Same login as the web app. The plan and any credit balance come with it.
- 03
Choose a model and use your included AI
On a paid plan, sign in and select a model to use your monthly AI allowance. No provider API key is required. If you prefer to pay a provider directly, connect your own supported API key and use the free Hobby plan.
- 04
Set a cap and open a repository
Per-run and per-day caps are asked for on first launch, not buried in settings.
Windows and Linux — not yet
macOS is the only platform for this release. Both are wanted and neither is promised: a date on this page with no build behind it is how a roadmap turns into a broken promise. Sign in from the machine you want it on — where the accounts come from is the argument for building the next one.