Download YggLab
YggLab runs on Windows 10 and later and macOS 12 and later. All four builds are native — nothing runs through a translation layer. Pick the one that matches your machine, double-click to install, and a three-step setup wizard runs the first time you open it.There is no Linux build yet.
Which one do I need?
On a Mac, check whether the chip is Apple silicon or Intel. On Windows, check whether the system type is x64 or ARM64. The wrong build simply won't install — download the other one and nothing else is affected.
| Installer | How to check | File name |
|---|---|---|
| macOS · Apple silicon | Almost every Mac sold since late 2020. Apple menu → About This Mac; if the Chip line reads Apple M1 / M2 / M3 / M4, pick this one. | YggLab-0.1.14-mac-arm64.dmg |
| macOS · Intel | Older Macs. In About This Mac, if the Processor line reads Intel Core, pick this one. | YggLab-0.1.14-mac-x64.dmg |
| Windows · x64 | The vast majority of Windows PCs. Settings → System → About; if System type reads “x64-based processor”, pick this one. | YggLab-0.1.14-win-x64.exe |
| Windows · ARM64 | ARM-based Windows PCs such as the Snapdragon X series. If System type reads “ARM64-based processor”, pick this one. | YggLab-0.1.14-win-arm64.exe |
What are the system requirements?
An ordinary work laptop, no GPU needed. YggLab itself is light; inference runs in a cloud API or in your own local model rather than on your machine.
| Item | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Windows | Windows 10 or later. Native x64 and ARM64 installers. |
| macOS | macOS 12 or later. Native Apple silicon and Intel installers. |
| Linux | Not supported — no installer released yet |
| Hardware | Any ordinary work computer; no discrete GPU required |
| Network | An internet connection to reach model APIs. If you run local models through Ollama, that inference never leaves your machine |
| API Key | Not required. Sign in to a YggLab account to use cloud models, or bring your own key |
What happens after I install it?
The first launch runs a three-step setup wizard, and then you're ready. If Claude Code is already installed and signed in on your machine, it's detected and reused — no reinstall, and your existing configuration is left alone.
- Download and install On macOS, open the .dmg and drag the app into Applications. On Windows, double-click the .exe and follow the prompts.
- Run the setup wizard Three steps. Any Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI already on the machine is found and connected automatically.
- Set up a model Two options. Sign in to a YggLab account and use cloud models — nothing else to configure. Or bring your own API key: 28 model platforms are one click away, and you can point at any OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible endpoint.
- Start assigning work The home screen asks “Who should take this one?” Pick a built-in assistant or click one of the examples, and describe what you want in plain language.
How do I update?
You don't need to come back here. YggLab updates itself: when a new version is out you can download and install it from inside the app, and you can choose whether to receive pre-release builds.
The links on this page always point at the latest release, so bookmarking it is fine — it won't get stuck on an old version.
It won't install, or it won't run
First check that the installer matches your system architecture — see “Which one do I need?” above. That's the most common cause; the wrong architecture simply won't install.
If the architecture is right and it still fails, use the Feedback entry inside the app, or the feedback form on this site — a title, a description, screenshots if you have them. It reaches us right away.
Want to see what it does first?
Have a look at the full feature list (102 items across 13 groups), FAQ (41 answers), or how it compares to other products.
Back to the downloads