The swarm, the terminal and your account, running as a real desktop app. Your OpenRouter key stays on your machine and Robi only ever reads the one folder you point it at.
No dashboard tour, no onboarding wizard. One window: the swarm on the left earning while you do nothing, a terminal on the right that answers and edits your files. Every shot below is the real thing, not a mockup.
Twelve agents, the same twelve as the catalog on this site. Each one pays $ROBI per second and gets faster every level. Boost is a manual nudge, Unlock brings the next agent online.
Close the window and they keep going: on the next launch you are paid for the time you were away, up to eight hours.
Same account as robi.pw, same six digit code, same ROBI-XXXX-XXXX terminal handle. One identity in two windows · the app is not a separate world.
The terminal stays asleep until you do. The idle swarm does not care and runs anyway.
Robi answers through your OpenRouter key, on the model you pick · GPT 5.6 Luna by default, the same one this site runs, or anything else on OpenRouter.
The key is stored on your machine and never leaves the app's main process. It is not in the page, so nothing on screen can read it, and it never reaches this site.
Pick one folder. Robi can list, read and write inside it and nowhere else · that is enforced in code, not asked for in a prompt: every path is resolved and refused if it escapes the folder.
Reads are silent, writes are not. Each write pops a dialog naming the file before a byte lands on disk, and the terminal prints every file it touches as it goes.
> what is in notes.md, and add a line about the buyback listing · . reading · notes.md It is a short list of open questions on the token · four bullets, no buyback line yet. Adding one at the end. writing · notes.md Done. The buyback note sits under the existing bullets, same style.
It will, and that is expected: the build is not code-signed yet. Click More info and then Run anyway. A signing certificate is on the list; until it exists, SmartScreen warns about every unsigned app, ours included. If that bothers you, verify the checksum below before running it.
The installer puts RobiOS in your programs, adds a desktop shortcut and can be removed from Windows settings. The portable build is a single file that installs nothing, so it runs from a flash drive. Same app in both.
Run certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256 in a terminal and compare it with the checksum for your build:
An OpenRouter key for the terminal, and a folder if you want Robi working on files. The idle swarm runs without either. Nothing here charges real funds, and $ROBI has not launched.
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