For talking to models
Eaon
Every large model in one picker: hosted, on your own API keys, or running on your Mac, where the prompt never leaves the room.
- Latest 2026.4.5
- Runs on macOS 14+, Windows, Linux
- Licence GPL-3.0
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Two native apps that put AI where you already work. Run them on your own keys, or on a model that never leaves your machine. Both are free and open source.
For talking to models
Every large model in one picker: hosted, on your own API keys, or running on your Mac, where the prompt never leaves the room.
For handing work to agents
An agentic development environment. Up to twelve CLI coding agents side by side, each in a real terminal, and one prompt can go to all of them.
Also on Windows. Apple silicon only on Mac.
Eaon opens with a keystroke, keeps your conversations on disk, and talks to whichever model you point it at. The model is a setting, not a subscription.
Frontier hosted models, open-weight models, and anything running locally, in a single list. Switch mid-conversation and keep the thread.
Paste a provider key and Eaon calls that company from your machine. No relay in the middle, no per-seat markup.
Point Eaon at a local runtime and nothing leaves the machine: no network, no telemetry, no account required.
Reasoning for hard problems, something fast for everything else, one shortcut away.
Load a local model and you can pull the network cable mid-sentence. It keeps going.
Open, switch model, search history, start again, without reaching for the mouse.
No feed, no upsell banner, no badge counting unread announcements.
The same models, the same keys, in a terminal agent that can read and write files in your project.
npm install -g eaon-cli
Yes. The app has no paid tier and no account to create. You pay whichever model provider you pick, or you pay nobody and run a model on your own hardware.
Only for hosted models. Local models need no key and no connection. You can use both in the same conversation.
On your machine. Cloud sync stays off until you turn it on, and it encrypts everything before upload, so the server holds data it cannot read.
No. The app is signed and notarized, so it opens the way any other installed app does.
No installer wizard, no account, no trial clock. Both apps and the CLI are on one page.