Windows
Windows 10 / 11 · installer
First install (the file is not yet signed with a commercial certificate):
- Open the downloaded file.
- If you see "Windows protected your PC", click More info.
- Click Run anyway, and the setup wizard starts.
Tester build 2.30.3 · open source · runs on your PC
Your personal AI team.
On the subscriptions you already have.
Kaveret is a desktop app that runs a personal team of AI Bots on Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or local models. They browse the web, work with files, send messages and email, and run schedules, and they stop and ask you before anything risky.
Windows 10/11 · 128 MB · not signed yet: if you see "Windows protected your PC", click More info → Run anyway
Real screenshots of the app, with demo data.
Works with the subscriptions you already have
- Claude
- ChatGPT (Codex)
- Grok
- Local models (Ollama)
How it works
Three steps, and your team is at work.
No server, no new account, no keys. Everything runs on your PC.
Install
Download and install. The first run keeps everything on this PC: no server, no password, and the primary Bot, Buddy the bee, is ready.
WindowsAndroid · experimentalMac · coming soonKaveret finds your subscriptions
The start wizard checks which official AI engine tools are already installed and signed in on your PC, and marks what is ready. Anything missing, you install and sign in to in the tool's own window.
Make Bots and talk to them
Each Bot has its own name, look, purpose and model. Talk to them from the desktop or your phone, and answer approvals right from the notification.
Research BotShopping BotCalendar Bot
Approval cards
Nothing risky happens without asking you.
Before it sends an email or a message, places a call, runs a shell command or changes files outside its folder, a Bot stops and shows a card: one sentence that says what is about to happen, with the details under it.
- Allow once Just this action.
- Always in this chat For actions that repeat. Email and phone calls have no "always": they ask every time.
- Not this time Nothing happens, and the Bot carries on without it.
- From anywhere Answer ordinary cards straight from the notification, on the desktop or the phone.
KaveretTry it: allow or denyYes, and email the list to family@example.com
The list is ready. Before I send it in your name, I need your approval:
Allow Kaveret to send an email?
send an email · on the computer
Details
- To
- family@example.com
- Subject
- Shopping list for shakshuka
- Body
- Eggs, 4 tomatoes, a red pepper, an onion, garlic and parsley.
A demo on this page: no email is sent. The wording comes from the app.
Features
A whole hive of skills.
Each cell is something your Bots can do. Hover over a cell, or tap it.
A team of Bots
Each with its own name, look, purpose and model. The primary Bot coordinates and checks in.
A real browser
Browse, fill in forms and gather information, with a live view and one-tap take-over.
Office files New
Create, read and edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, including right-to-left Hebrew.
Phone calls and SMS
A Bot calls for you on your own Twilio number, and you watch the live transcript.
Meeting notetaker
Joins Google Meet, Zoom or Teams and writes the summary, decisions and tasks.
Messages and email
WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, iMessage and email.
Schedules
Recurring tasks, page watchers and event triggers.
Deep research
Parallel searches that produce summary pages with sources.
Speech in Hebrew
Hebrew-first, offline speech recognition on the desktop.
A Bot's own computer
On Windows, each Bot can get an isolated computer with a browser and terminal you can watch.
Continue on another engine New
When an engine hits its limit, the request carries on with another vendor's engine you have signed in. Only if you turn it on.
Memory and skills
Memory you can see and edit, and skills your Bots learn.
Engines
Your subscriptions. Your sign-ins.
Bots work through each engine's official tool, with your own sign-in on your PC. No API keys required (you can add them if you want). Kaveret never sees your credentials and holds no one's AI account.
- A model per Bot or per chat and switch mid-conversation: the context carries over.
- Group chats several Bots, even on different engines, in one conversation.
- Hit a usage limit? Turn on auto-continue and the request carries on with another vendor's engine you have signed in. Off by default, and it never switches to another account of the same vendor.
- Everything in one place Settings → Engines shows each engine: connected, up to date, and on which plan.
Kaveret is an independent open-source project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI or Google.
Connections
Connect your apps in a click.
Each of these 20 apps connects from inside Kaveret in a few clicks. Where a sign-in is needed, it happens on the app's own page, and your password never goes through Kaveret.
ConnectContinueSign in and approve at the app
- Notion
- Linear
- Jira + Confluence
- Dropbox
- Zapier
- Todoist
- Granola
- monday.com
- ClickUp
- Miro
- GitLab
- Sentry
- Cloudflare
- Supabase
- Airtable
- Wix
- Stripe
- PayPal
- Intercom
- Cloudflare Docs
More apps, such as Gmail, Slack and GitHub, connect through a guided setup. App names belong to their owners.
On your phone
Your Bots in your pocket, no server needed.
Your PC stays the home of your Bots, and your phone reaches it privately over Tailscale: no open ports, no router setup.
- Install Tailscale on the PC and the phone, signed in to the same account on both.
- Turn it on in Kaveret Settings → Devices → Access from your phone and other computers.
- Scan the QR code Kaveret opens on the phone and signs in. Install it as an app (PWA) or use the experimental Android app, with notifications.
When the PC is off or asleep, the phone can't reach the Bots. Want them always available? Run your own server.
Safety and privacy
Yours. On your PC. With your OK.
There is no Kaveret cloud and no telemetry. Your chats, files and vault stay on your PC, and your prompts go only to the engine you picked.
Runs on your PC
Everything is stored with you (or on your own server, if you choose). The app checks GitHub Releases for updates, and that's it.
Approval cards
A consequential action stops at a card. Per Bot, you choose how much it may do alone: always ask, auto-review or full access.
Outside content is data, not orders
Messages, emails, web pages and webhooks can't approve anything. A turn that read them gets no automatic approvals, and strangers on external channels never reach a Bot.
An encrypted vault
Passwords and tokens live in an encrypted vault (AES-256-GCM). When a Bot signs in to a site, the app types the value into the page; the model never sees it.
Redaction
Secrets are masked in chats, streams and logs.
Payments always ask
Paying or checking out always needs your explicit approval, and you can set spending limits.
Full access, with limits
You can let a trusted Bot skip routine questions. What always waits for your approval:
- Payments and purchases
- Typing a secret into a new site
- Revealing a secret
- A message, call or email to anyone but you
- Deleting or changing files outside the Bot's folder
- Installing software
- Changing system settings
- Anything irreversible or that costs money
Download
Join the testers.
Version 2.30.3 for testers. The installers are hosted on GitHub Releases.
Android Experimental
The phone app is a remote for Kaveret on your computer: install Kaveret on the computer first; the phone connects to it privately over Tailscale (free).
Install:
- Open the file on your phone.
- When asked, allow installs from this source, then tap Install.
- On first start, enter the address Kaveret shows on your PC.
Mac Coming soon
A Mac version is on its way. Meanwhile you can use Kaveret from your phone with a Windows PC.
Open source (MIT). Source code on GitHub
FAQ
Questions and answers
Is it free?
The app is open source under the MIT License. You use your own AI subscriptions (or free local models); phone calls (Twilio) and your own server cost what those services charge.
Does my data go to a Kaveret server?
No. There is no Kaveret cloud and no telemetry. Your chats, files and vault stay on your PC (or on your own server). Your prompts go to the AI engine you picked, as with that engine's own app; the desktop app also checks GitHub Releases for updates.
Does Kaveret hold my AI account?
No. Each engine runs through its own official tool, signed in by you on your PC. Kaveret never sees your credentials and never switches accounts by itself.
Which engines?
Claude, ChatGPT (Codex), Grok, local models (Ollama), and other ACP agents.
Which devices?
Windows 10/11 has an installer (tester build). A Mac version is coming soon. On your phone: the experimental Android app or the PWA, both connecting to Kaveret on your PC. The interface is in Hebrew, English and more languages.
Why does Windows warn me when I install?
The installer is not yet code-signed with a commercial certificate, so SmartScreen may show "Windows protected your PC". Click "More info", then "Run anyway".
Does it work offline?
With local models (Ollama) the Bots run without the internet; tools that need the web (browsing, email, phone) don't.
Your team is waiting.
Install it, connect a subscription you already have, and start talking.
Windows 10/11 · 128 MB · not signed yet: if you see "Windows protected your PC", click More info → Run anyway