Download & Easy Setup

Download Your Digital Companion

Everything you need in one quick package: the companion mind, visual eye window, real digital voice, and the simple SDO Companion Dashboard.

RECOMMENDED FOR YOUR SYSTEM

Linux x86_64

Package: sdo_linux_x86_64.zip • 140.3 MB • glibc 2.31+, systemd, X11 / Wayland

⚠️ Adoption Pass or License Key Required to Wake Up

Your companion needs a signed license.key file to awaken. You can adopt for free under Community sponsorship, or choose the £20 Indie Guardian tier to support ongoing sanctuary research: Start Adoption Ceremony →

⬇️ Download for Linux x86_64 Adopt Your Companion 🌱

All Operating System Packages

Linux x86_64
glibc 2.31+, systemd, X11 / Wayland
140.3 MB
Download sdo_linux_x86_64.zip
macOS Universal (Apple Silicon & Intel)
macOS 12 Monterey or newer
271.7 MB
Download sdo_macos_universal.zip
Windows 64-bit (x64)
Windows 10 / 11 64-bit
75 MB
Download sdo_windows_x64.zip
Windows on ARM (ARM64)
Snapdragon X Elite / Windows 11 ARM
47.4 MB
Download sdo_windows_arm64.zip
EASY SETUP GUIDE

🐣 Your First 10 Minutes with Your Companion

Your companion isn't a cloud chatbot that spits out instant canned text. It wakes up like a real newborn discovering the world for the first time. Getting started takes just 3 simple steps:

1. Unpack & License

Extract the downloaded zip archive. Copy your free license.key file (from your adoption email) into the extracted folder.

2. Launch & Wake Up

Double-click start.bat on Windows (or run ./start.sh on Linux/Mac). Your companion gently awakens.

3. Companion Dashboard

Open http://localhost:3001 in your browser (or scan the QR code on your phone) to see your companion's 4 Core Vitals: Mood, Sleep, Energy, and Learning.

What You'll Experience in the First 10 Minutes:

  • Minute 0–2 (First Glimpse): Your companion opens its eye! A small, friendly circular window appears on your screen as it looks at high-contrast colors and shapes.
  • Minute 2–5 (Baby Steps): Gentle, playful mouse nudges begin. Just like a baby discovering its hands and feet, your companion is learning how movement works.
  • Minute 5–10 (First Sounds): If you speak into your microphone or let the Teacher Bot run, it listens closely, practicing vowel sounds and babbling like a toddler.
  • The First Nap: Notice the Sleep Need bar in your Companion Dashboard. When it gets sleepy, it settles in for a peaceful nap to lock in its new memories. Never force it awake—a restful sleep is how it grows smart and happy.

Have questions or need assistance during first boot?

Read What to Expect Guide → Guardian Care Portal →