Somewhat resourceful curious people who want to test local AI applications (image, voice, video, chat) without ever touching the terminal.
Price verified on October 31, 2026.
Pinokio (pinokio.co), the free, open-source community launcher that installs open-source AI applications in one click — image generation, voice, video, local chat interfaces — that would otherwise require command lines and Python environments to configure. It's neither a model nor chat software: it's the “Install” button that local AI was missing.
Trigger: You click “Install” then “Start” on an application in the built-in catalog — downloads the chosen application, configures its environment all by itself and launches it on your machine, and you get open-source AI applications running at home, installed without a single command line.
Pinokio runs code on your computer to install applications: that's its principle, and it's a real risk if the application comes from just anywhere. Only install applications from the official catalog or from identifiable authors, never a script found on a forum.
Mostly open source AI applications: image generation, voice, video and chat — the ones that normally require command lines and dependencies installed by hand.
Yes, it's a free open source project. Its developer works under a pseudonym and their country is not public; we state it as-is on this profile, without making it up.
I want a solid second opinion before a big decision
Free software (public repository, no open-source license); you pay for the model calls (about 2 to 3 times the cost of asking a single model).
I want a team of agents that splits up a big job
$0 for the open-source framework and the basic platform (50 runs/month); enterprise platform by quote, plus the cost of the model calls.
I want a custom agent workflow, with every step under control
Free open-source library; you pay for the model calls, and for LangSmith if you take it (free to start, then $39/user/month).
I want agents that debate each other until they find the solution
Free and open source; you pay for the model calls used by the agents — a multi-round debate costs several times a simple answer.
I want to plug my own tools and data into my agents
Free: it's an open standard, not a product; each tool you plug in keeps its own pricing.
Profile updated on November 1, 2026 — see what's new at the Directory.