Download

Download Meowo

Latest version v0.6.7. Open source, MIT. No need to set up an AI CLI in advance: after installing Meowo, install, sign in, and connect right in the app.

Windows

x64 installer · Windows 10 / 11

Download .exe

Meowo_0.6.7_x64-installer.exe · 8.8 MB

macOS

Separate DMG for Apple silicon and Intel · ≥ Sonoma

Download .dmg (Apple silicon)

Meowo_0.6.7_aarch64.dmg · 10.0 MB

Download .dmg (Intel)

Meowo_0.6.7_x64.dmg · 10.6 MB

Not sure which chip? Apple menu → About This Mac, see the Chip line

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Install

Install steps

1

Download the installer

Pick the installer for your platform in GitHub Releases.

2

Install and open

On Windows, double-click the installer for a one-click install (it falls back to the classic installer UI when WebView2 is unavailable). On macOS, drag the app to Applications and double-click.

3

One-click install & sign in to an AI CLI

No Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, Gemini CLI, or OpenCode yet? In Settings, pick a tool and install & sign in with one click. Existing tools are detected automatically.

4

Auto-connect and start

Meowo wires up the required hooks. Pick a project directory and AI tool, click Launch to start a session — its status shows up on the sticker in a corner of your desktop.

Requirements

System requirements

Operating system
Windows 10 / 11, or macOS 14 Sonoma and later
AI coding CLI
None required upfront; install & sign in to one of Claude Code / Codex / Kimi / Gemini CLI / OpenCode inside Meowo to produce session events
Windows dependency
WebView2 Runtime (bundled on Windows 11); the installer adds it as needed
Disk
Tens of MB. Data lives in ~/.meowo, a local SQLite database.

On Windows the installer shows “Windows protected your PC” — Meowo isn't code-signed yet. Choose “More info → Run anyway” to continue. We have applied to the SignPath Foundation for free code signing for open source projects; once approved, Windows installers will be signed by the SignPath Foundation and this prompt will go away.

On macOS, the first “jump / resume terminal” triggers the system Automation permission — just allow Meowo to control Terminal / iTerm2.