Imagine.
Generate and refine images beside the conversation that asked for them.
New in v0.17.0
Home greets you and remembers what you were doing. Chats and Work sessions open as tabs beside it. Press Cmd K to reach any of them without losing what you were typing.
A launcher that greets you and lists the chats and Work sessions worth continuing, with a live count of running runtimes.
Chats, Work sessions, and pages stay open beside each other and survive a reload, so a project is where you left it.
Cmd K reaches anything you have, even mid-sentence in the composer. Your draft stays exactly where it was.
A Claude Code or Codex CLI installed on the server becomes a selectable chat model. No second API key.
Work gains a real terminal inside the same locked-down container the model works in, never a way around it.
A Work task can be bound to a real directory instead of a container volume. Off by default, allowlisted when on.
Begin with words. End with an image, a working interface, a clearer answer, or an agent already building — each one a tab away, and none of it leaving your machine unless you send it.
“Create a living poster that changes with the light.”
Generate and refine images beside the conversation that asked for them.
Turn a sentence into HTML, SVG, JSON, or code you can actually run.
Bring your own documents into the conversation and follow the idea further.
Hand an agent a sandboxed workspace with files, a terminal, and a live preview.
Use local models for private work. Reach for a cloud provider when it earns a place in the process. Every route stays visible, and every one of them stays your decision.
Explore connectionsRun Ollama on hardware you own, and a local conversation never leaves it.
Add a remote provider for the work that needs one — never as a silent default.
Describe any OpenAI-compatible service in JSON, or talk to a coding agent already installed on the machine.
No account to create. No workspace to rent. No trial to start. Run one command and the workspace is already yours.
npx libre-webui The shortest path from a terminal to a working workspace.
A durable self-hosted install for a server you keep running.
A native app for macOS. Windows and Linux builds are available on GitHub.
Connect a provider, a local endpoint, or a service you built yourself. The JSON plugin layer holds the door open without taking over the room.
{
"id": "my-studio",
"type": "multi",
"capabilities": [
"chat", "image", "voice"
],
"endpoint":
"http://localhost:8000/v1"
}