OpenMila
Download OpenMila
Pick a button below: a Windows installer or a portable zip, a Linux
.deb or an AppImage. Each one fills in with the exact file
name and size for the current release.
The current version is
1.9.5-beta.2+port.5, a port of Mila
v1.9.5-beta.2. The
changelog explains the numbering.
Every build is a beta that tracks Mila's own beta. The buttons resolve to the newest published release; if they do not, the releases page has every file with its checksum.
Get OpenMila
What a machine needs
| Requirement | Minimum | Comfortable |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | 4 cores, x86-64 | 8 or more cores |
| RAM | 8 GB | 16 GB |
| Free disk | 6 GB | 20 GB |
| GPU | None, CPU works fully | Any Vulkan 1.0 device |
| Linux | GTK 4, glibc 2.39+ | GNOME or KDE |
| Windows | Windows 10 2004+ | Windows 11 |
Why these numbers, what a GPU buys you, and the vendor-by-vendor detail are in Hardware and GPU.
Linux
Tested on Ubuntu 26.04 (GNOME, Wayland and X11); other current
desktops with GTK 4 should work. The AppImage is one file with no
installation and updates itself; the .deb installs
through apt and is updated the same way. Linux is the
platform OpenMila is developed on, so it is the better supported of
the two. Step-by-step commands for each package are in
Install OpenMila.
Windows
Windows 11, or Windows 10 from version 2004. The installer sets up
OpenMila for your user only, with no administrator prompt; the
portable zip installs nothing, just unzip and run
openmila.exe. Windows is built and tested in CI on a
windows-2025 runner; nobody has yet run it on a real
Windows desktop, so treat it as untested by hand and
file what you
find. Full setup steps are in
Install OpenMila.
More, in the docs
- Verifying downloads: SHA-256 checks and build provenance attestation.
- Uninstalling: what each system removes, and how to purge your data.
- Where your data lives: recordings, transcripts, logs and secrets, per system.
On a Mac, use the original: Mila. OpenMila does not build for macOS.