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Private beta — macOS

Codoro for macOS

Codoro is being built as a signed, notarised desktop app. Provider keys will stay in the system keychain, the repository will be indexed on your own machine, and only the excerpts a model call needs will leave it.

Private beta

Join the private beta

Builds go to a private list while the caps, the plan board and voice settle. Leave an address and you will hear when there is a macOS build to install — not before, and not about anything else.

The beta list opens shortly. Nothing is being collected on this page yet — the requirements and the install steps below are what to expect, and release notes will begin with the first verified build.
Requirements
Operating system
macOS
separate Apple Silicon and Intel builds planned
Account
Osokoro
the same sign-in as the web app
A model
Gateway or key
hosted Codoro credits, or a supported provider API key

Windows and Linux — not yet

macOS is the only platform for the first 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. Join the list from any machine — where the signups come from is the argument for building the next one.

Four steps, then a repository.

This is how installing works when a build reaches you. During the private beta the steps below describe the app rather than something waiting to be downloaded.

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

Add a key, or buy hosted credit

Paste an Anthropic, OpenAI, DeepSeek, Google, xAI, Moonshot, Z.ai, Alibaba or Mistral key — Codoro charges nothing for tokens you buy yourself. Or choose a plan to search the available Gateway catalogue and spend Codoro credit on hosted models.

04

Set a cap and open a repository

Per-run and per-day caps are asked for on first launch, not buried in settings.