Common questions about the software and the site.
No. Every application on this site is distributed as a standalone Windows executable. Python projects are compiled with PyInstaller and include everything they need. .NET projects bundle the runtime. Unzip the file and run the .exe — nothing else required.
Yes. All applications are built and tested on Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit). 32-bit Windows is not supported.
All executables are compiled from source code written here and distributed directly. No third-party installers, no bundled adware. Windows Defender may flag PyInstaller-compiled executables as suspicious — this is a well-known false positive with PyInstaller. You can verify the file is from this site before running.
PyInstaller packages Python code and its dependencies into a single executable. Because this is a common technique used by malware, Windows Defender sometimes flags these files even when they are completely clean. This is a false positive. If you are concerned, you can scan the file on VirusTotal before running it.
It depends on the application. Suit CC needs internet for weather, news, maps, and the 3D globe. Oracle VII works fully offline — it runs local AI models with no internet required. Network Transfer works entirely on your local network. Daily Report fetches weather and news on launch. Voice Assistant GUI works offline.
None of the applications collect or transmit personal data. Suit CC communicates with public APIs (weather, news) to display information on screen but does not log or send your data anywhere. Oracle VII processes everything locally. No analytics, no telemetry, no accounts.
Install Ollama from ollama.com, then run 'ollama pull llama3' (or any model you prefer) in a terminal. Start Ollama with 'ollama serve', then launch OracleVII.exe. Open your browser to http://localhost:5000 to use the interface. No API keys needed.
Extract the zip, then in Chrome or Edge go to chrome://extensions, enable Developer Mode, click Load Unpacked, and select the extension folder from the extracted zip. Suit CC must be running for the extension to connect.
Suit CC includes a sidecar process called gesture_bridge.exe that uses your webcam to detect hand gestures and map them to actions in the dashboard. It runs separately from the main application and communicates over a local socket. It is optional — Suit CC works without it.
Yes. Network Transfer supports both Bluetooth and local Wi-Fi (LAN). Both devices need to have the application running. Files are encrypted in transit. The two computers do not need to be on the same account or use any cloud service.
Edit the commands.yml file included in the zip. Each command has a trigger phrase, an action type (shell, python, or http), and the action details. Save the file and restart the application. No coding required.
No. The applications are distributed as compiled binaries only. Source code is not included or available.
Yes, all software on this site is free to download and use for personal use. See the terms of use for details.
Updates are released irregularly. Each project page shows the changelog with version history. Check back for new releases.
No. All applications are built for Windows only. There are no plans for Mac or Linux versions.