Download Bodega One Code

One PowerShell command. No SmartScreen warning.

Open PowerShell (Win + X → Terminal), paste this, hit Enter. It grabs the portable build, checks its SHA-256 against GitHub, unpacks it to %LOCALAPPDATA%\BodegaOne and adds a Start Menu shortcut. No admin rights, no installer dialog, no warning. Run the same command again to upgrade.

PS>irm https://bodegaone.ai/install.ps1 | iex

The script uses Microsoft's documented Unblock-File cmdlet to strip the Mark-of-the-Web that triggers SmartScreen. Read it first if you want: install.ps1 source.

Prefer a traditional installer?

Windows 10+ · 64-bit · ~160 MB

It installs for your user account only, so there's no admin prompt, and later updates install without one too. Click Install, wait for the bar, then Launch Bodega One. Have an older all-users copy? Setup removes it once (one admin prompt, your data is kept).

On a locked-down or corporate machine? Grab the portable zip (~215 MB). No installer, runs from anywhere.

macOS DMG

Two builds. Pick by your Mac's chip. Signed and notarized with our Apple Developer ID. Drag to Applications, open. Standard macOS install, no Gatekeeper warnings.

macOS 12+ · ~180 MB. Apple Silicon = any M-series chip (most Macs since late 2020). Intel = pre-2020 Macs.

Linux AppImage

Single-file portable. Works on most modern Linux distros (Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+, Fedora 38+, RHEL/Rocky/AlmaLinux 9+, Arch, openSUSE, Mint, Pop!_OS). CentOS 7 and 8 are end-of-life and not supported. Two builds. Pick by your CPU architecture.

x64 = standard Intel/AMD desktops + servers. ARM64 = Raspberry Pi 5, Apple Silicon Linux VMs, AWS Graviton, Asahi Linux.

Then run

$chmod +x Bodega-One-*.AppImage && ./Bodega-One-*.AppImage

Prefer a package? Grab the .deb for amd64 or arm64.

AppImage ~195 MB · .deb ~140 MB

Your first 10 minutes

1. 1Install and launchUse the one-liner or the installer for your platform above. The app makes no outbound request until setup is done.
2. 2Pick how to run itThe first screen asks how you want to run it: on this computer, with a cloud key, or offline only. While you decide it only looks at this machine (a running Ollama or LM Studio, your GPU, keys you already saved) and preselects a sensible default. Nothing leaves the machine until you press Continue.
3. 3Get a modelOn this computer: it uses a provider that is already running, or installs Ollama or the built-in llama.cpp engine for you. Downloads show their size first. Cloud key: paste your own, it gets checked against the provider. Offline only: air-gap turns on first, then it offers models already on disk, including any .gguf file you point it at.
4. 4Open a project and put the agent to workThe last setup screen can open a folder, bring settings over from VS Code or Cursor, and run a 5-step tour. Start with something small and reviewable. Every change lands as a diff with a QEL verification score.
5. 5Flip on air-gap any timeSettings → Privacy & Safety. Outbound connections are blocked, enforced in the app, and an Air-Gap badge stays in the top bar while it is on.

Beta builds also ask for your email on an activation screen. It puts you on the beta mailing list, and air-gap mode blocks it.

The full walkthrough lives in the Getting Started docs.

System requirements

The app itself is light. The real hardware question is which AI model you run, and that is your call: local models need VRAM, cloud models need an API key and nothing else.

Running models locally? Size your hardware to the model with the VRAM calculator, or skip the question entirely with a cloud API key.

Updates and uninstalling

• Updates wait for you. Installed builds check a few seconds after launch and every four hours, then download in the background. Nothing installs until you click Restart to update. Later means later, and quitting does not install it. If a run is going, the restart waits for it.
• Air-gap means no update checks. Grab new builds from this page by hand. The CLI updates separately.
• Uninstalling keeps your data by default. The Windows uninstaller only removes your chats, memory and downloaded models if you tick "Also remove my Bodega One data". Your projects and workspace folder are never deleted. On macOS and Linux, remove the app, then delete ~/Library/Application Support/Bodega One or ~/.config/Bodega One if you want it all gone. Used the one-liner? Delete %LOCALAPPDATA%\BodegaOne to remove the app. Your data lives in %APPDATA%\Bodega One.

Verify your download

Every installer is hashed by GitHub when we publish it. Compare the SHA-256 of the file you downloaded against the list below before you run it. The PowerShell one-liner does this check itself before it unpacks anything, but you should not have to take our word for it.

Latest release: v1.0.0-beta.46 · published October 17, 2026

Bodega-One-Setup-latest.exe

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Bodega-One-latest-portable-x64.zip

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Bodega-One-latest-arm64.dmg

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Bodega-One-latest-x64.dmg

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Bodega-One-latest-arm64.AppImage

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Bodega-One-latest-x86_64.AppImage

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Bodega-One-latest-amd64.deb

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Bodega-One-latest-arm64.deb

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Windows (PowerShell)

PS>Get-FileHash .\Bodega-One-Setup-latest.exe -Algorithm SHA256

macOS / Linux

$shasum -a 256 Bodega-One-latest-*

Looking for something else?

Older versions, checksums, release notes, and the full asset list live on GitHub.