Downloads

Signed releases. Each artefact has a SHA-256 hash and a provenance pointer to the journal paper that explains its math. Nothing ships without that pair.

Mobile app · Android

v0.3.2 in build

Free base. APK install (Android 8+). Sideload via adb install or download-and-tap. Lands here once the v0.3.2 forward-pass fixes (Q4_K_M format, GeGLU, RMSNorm, RoPE) pass testing on real devices.

F-Droid release pending; Google Play later, gated on review.

scarlet-code · CLI

v0.2.0

scarlet (x86_64 Linux)
4.3M · SHA256: 9232bda...

available with the next release

Single-file binary. ARM64 Linux, macOS (Apple Silicon), and Windows builds coming soon. Download it, verify the SHA-256, run — no package manager, no install step.

pi-pono · build utilities

fresh

pi-pono.fresh (build kit)
1.2M zip · SHA256: published with release

available with the next release

Toolchain for cross-compiling Rust binaries to Raspberry Pi 5 and ARM64 Linux. Includes dependency vendoring, QEMU testing, and release-build optimization for edge hardware.

First ternary model

training in progress

Our first locally-trained .trit weights. Lyapunov-stabilised LTC-SSM, hand-rolled Rust inference, BitNet-class ternary compression. Sized small enough for a Raspberry Pi 5; runs at conversational latency on a modern phone. Drops here when the final training stage lands and the safety evaluation set passes.

See A Local-First Ternary Model for the math.

Source code

Repositories live on our own Gitea instance (mirror to GitHub when public-release-gates clear). MIT-licensed free tools listed on tools. License-keyed paid modules delivered separately on purchase.

Verification

Every signed release publishes:

SHA-256 hash of the artefact
Ed25519 signature against our release key (fingerprint published in the journal)
Provenance pointer to the commit hash and journal paper that documents the math

If those three don't match, the download isn't ours. Don't run it.