Download Xirea

Get the official builds from GitHub. Free, open source, and ready to run offline.

Official Downloads Only

All downloads are hosted exclusively on GitHub Releases. We do not distribute Xirea through third-party app stores or download sites to ensure you always get authentic, verified builds. Always verify you are downloading from our official GitHub repositories.

Xirea for Android

Android 8.0+

Run private AI on your Android phone or tablet. Works on most devices running Android 8.0+.

System Requirements

  • Android 8.0 (Oreo) or higher
  • 4GB RAM recommended (2GB minimum)
  • 2-4GB free storage for model files
  • ARM64 processor (most modern phones)

Installation Steps

  1. Visit the GitHub Releases page using the button below
  2. Download the latest .apk file (e.g., Xirea-v1.0.0.apk)
  3. Enable "Install from Unknown Sources" in your device settings if prompted
  4. Open the downloaded APK and follow the installation prompts
  5. Launch Xirea and download a language model when prompted

Xirea for Desktop

Windows · macOS · Linux

Full-featured desktop application for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Take advantage of more powerful hardware.

System Requirements

  • Windows 10+, macOS 11+, or modern Linux distribution
  • 8GB RAM recommended (4GB minimum)
  • 4-8GB free storage for model files
  • Any modern CPU with AVX support (most Intel/AMD processors)

Installation Steps

  1. Visit the GitHub Releases page using the button below
  2. Download the correct version for your operating system:
  3. • Windows: Xirea-Setup-.exe or .msi
  4. • macOS: Xirea-.dmg
  5. • Linux: Xirea-.AppImage or .deb
  6. Run the installer and follow the setup wizard
  7. Launch Xirea and select a language model to download

Verify Your Download

For security-conscious users, we recommend verifying the integrity of your download by checking the checksum provided in each GitHub Release against the file you downloaded.

Learn about verification in our docs

Want to Build From Source?

Xirea is fully open source. Clone the repository, review the code, and build it yourself if you prefer.