What needs a little clarity?
Meet Juno J u n o
A little character. A workspace of possibilities.
Your AI desktop workspace for conversations, code, and connected tools.
Private beta for Windows 11 · How the beta works
Explore the workspace
Somewhere to think. Somewhere to build.
A local-first AI workspace for Windows. Talk through ideas, work on
code, and put connected tools to use.
Conversation with Kyoto · Illustrative text, real app Open an image to explore the details ↗
Plan a Saturday pop-up with Kyoto.
A real conversation, from the first request to three practical next
steps.
Start with a task A Saturday bookshop pop-up. A clear, bounded request.
Watch Kyoto respond Follow the real provider response as it arrives.
Leave with a plan Confirm the venue, choose the books, arrange the essentials.
A genuine conversation recorded in Juno. Choose a moment to inspect.
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22-second recording · Real provider response · Conversation close-up
Read the conversation
You
Help me plan a Saturday bookshop pop-up. Give me three practical
first steps, under 60 words total.
Kyoto
Confirm the date, hours, and permission with the bookshop.
Choose a focused book selection and set prices.
Arrange a table, payment method, and simple sign.
Good work startswith good company.
A calm editor.
A curious builder.
Someone to put an idea to the test.
Juno’s companions bring a distinct approach to the work in front
of you.
Six personalities. A different way in.
Same workspace. A cast with a point of view. Choose a companion
to get to know them.
Put Kyoto’s focus to work in the recorded planning conversation.
Explore a task with Kyoto Suggested starting points. You choose each companion’s instructions and tools.
A starting personality, not a limit. Give any companion your own
instructions, tools, and working style.
A conversation is just the beginning.
Put a question to work. Give a task some structure. Keep the
useful things that come out of it.
Keep browser and desktop controls beside the conversation. Decide what each companion can access.
Configuration and permission required.
What am I giving access to? The real controls below show the available computer environments. Off is selected in this capture. Choose permissions inside Juno for each companion.
Give a question some room. 02
A focused pass or a deeper investigation. Set the scope of your research around the question you’re trying to answer.
Uses your configured provider and research tools.
Quick Standard Deep
A focused pass with a few sources.
An interface guide. This page does not run research.
Put recurring work on a schedule. 03
Set up a routine for the work that comes around again. Keep its schedule and controls close to your companion.
Runs while Juno and its required tools are available.
Explore the example schedule The captured Saturday reading hour routine is paused. A schedule needs Juno, its provider, and any required tools to be available.
Keep files and results together. 04
Come back to what your companion creates. The Library brings saved files and results together beside the conversation.
Saved results stay close to the conversation.
Your work has a place to come back to.
The actual Library below is shown before any results are saved.
Think it through. Then build it.
Bring your companion into Code. Keep the project, conversation,
files, and review in one workspace.
Keep the context
Talk through the change with your companion alongside the project.
See the work
Move between files, changes, and the terminal as the task needs.
Make the call
Review proposed changes and choose what to apply.
Local file editing shown. AI code work requires a configured
provider.
A few good minds. One shared direction.
Bring companions together in Teams. Give each one a role,
choose a coordinator, and decide how they work together.
One project. Three perspectives.
Kyoto Clarify the plan
Prague Question the assumptions
Seoul Explore a prototype
An example team. You choose the roles and coordinator, using the
providers and tools you configure.
Make it your kind of Juno.
A familiar face, or something of your own. Shape a companion in
Orb Studio, from its silhouette and expression to its colors and
little details.
Its appearance is yours to make. Its instructions and permissions
are yours to choose.
Your desktop.Your decisions.
Local-first
Juno is local-first. Your workspace lives on your computer, and
you choose the model providers and tools it connects to.
Connected AI providers and services may process the information
you send them. Local-first doesn’t mean every model runs offline.
A workspace on your machine
Keep your conversations and working context in your local Juno installation.
Providers you choose
Configure the model provider for the work. Availability and usage depend on that provider.
Permission with a purpose
Set each bot’s tools and access. Keep approval-sensitive actions under your control.
Before you request access.
Windows requirements, provider setup and how invitations work.
Windows 11, 64-bit
This beta is for Windows 11 x64. The installer is currently
unsigned, so Windows SmartScreen may show a warning.
A provider connection
Connect a supported provider in Juno with an account sign-in or an
API key. Model access, usage limits and any provider charges
depend on the connection you choose.
Access by invitation
Invited testers receive access to a private GitHub prerelease with
the Windows build. Include your GitHub username in your request if
you have one. Expect bugs and unfinished features.
A little character. A lot to work with.
Juno is currently in private beta.
Request beta access
Before you join For Windows 11 users comfortable testing early software and connecting an AI provider.
Send your request Tell us your Windows version and what you want to try. Access is by invitation Invited testers receive a private GitHub prerelease. Connect your provider Use an account sign-in or API key. Provider charges may apply. Read the requirements and beta details
An AI desktop workspace for Windows.
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