Pinokio
One-click installer for running open-source AI apps on your own computer
- Made by
- Pinokio
- Category
- Other
- Last change
- Nov 2, 2026
Changelog
November 2026
- Launch
Pinokio launched Pinokio Remote, a single dashboard that lets users manage their Pinokio computers and run their apps from any device.
What this means for you: Pinokio Remote puts all your Pinokio computers in one dashboard. From it you can manage them and run their apps from any device.
I use Pinokio to run open-source AI apps on my own computer and just learned about Pinokio Remote, a dashboard to manage my Pinokio computers and run apps from any device. Help me plan how I might use it: which apps I would want to reach from another device, and what to check first. My setup: [describe computers and apps].
October 2026
- New feature
Pinokio added a multiplayer mode that makes it social, with a feed where users follow projects, people and tags, and can post questions or updates.
What this means for you: Pinokio now has a multiplayer mode, a social feed inside the app. You can follow projects, people and tags, and post questions or updates. That helps when you are not sure what a local AI app can do or how to use it.
How to use it: Open Pinokio and look for the new multiplayer mode.
September 2026
- New feature
Pinokio 8.2 lets script files sit inside a top-level pinokio folder and renames the home page to a My Apps tab.
- New feature
Pinokio added Disk Saver in version 8.2.0, which finds duplicate files such as models, runtimes and libraries so users can free up disk space.
August 2026
- New feature
Pinokio now lets anyone connect their GitHub organizations, so owners can list or delist projects, view analytics, post announcements to followers, and get notified of new community posts.
- Launch
Pinokio added a one-click install of MiniMax-Music3 JAM that runs locally on low-VRAM Mac, Linux and Windows PCs and generates songs up to 5 minutes.
