macOS
Apple Silicon · connects to LM Studio, Ollama, and more.
Download
Get Lattis
The desktop app connects to the local model servers you already run — LM Studio, Ollama, llama.cpp, vLLM — and to your cloud providers, in a few clicks.
Linux
x86_64 · AppImage (portable, self-updating) or .deb · pins to the dock after first launch. See setup below.
Windows
x64 · Setup.exe signed by ZetaMinusOne LLC · Scheduled Task for launch-on-login.
Installing on Linux
The AppImage is a single self-contained file — no installer. Give it a permanent home before you run it, make it executable, and launch it once; Lattis then adds itself to your applications list so you can pin it to the dock.
# 1. Move it somewhere permanent — the app-menu entry points at this path, # so pick the final home first (don't leave it in ~/Downloads). mkdir -p ~/Applications mv ~/Downloads/Lattis-*.AppImage ~/Applications/ # 2. Mark it executable. chmod +x ~/Applications/Lattis-*.AppImage # 3. Launch it once — or double-click it in your file manager. ~/Applications/Lattis-*.AppImage
On that first launch Lattis registers a desktop entry. Open Activities, search “Lattis”, then right-click the icon and choose Pin to Dash (GNOME) or add it to your dock. Keep the file where it is — the entry points at that path, so if you move it later, run it once from the new location to refresh the entry.
Prefer a normal package install? The
.deb installs to /opt with a menu entry
and icon, so it shows up in GNOME immediately — no
chmod and no first-run step.
Download the .deb
, then:
sudo apt install ./Lattis-0.3.35-af65ad6-amd64.deb
The .deb updates through apt rather than
Lattis’s built-in updater; the AppImage keeps updating itself
in-app.