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Freedomgpt

Freedomgpt is a React and Electron desktop chat application that runs language models locally on a computer, with documented manual selection of Liberty Edge model files.

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Understand the project

Practical overview

When it fits

Use Freedomgpt when the task calls for desktop chat with a locally run model; the documented model-file selection flow specifically covers Liberty Edge models.

Who it is for

  • People seeking a desktop chat interface for locally run language models.
  • Developers who want to build or inspect a React and Electron local-model application.

Documented uses

  • Chat with a language model running on the local computer.
  • Manually select downloaded Liberty Edge model files by setting their paths in the AI Models screen.
  • Build and start the application from its public repository.
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

  • The repository documents local, offline model execution as the app’s purpose.
  • The documented manual model selection flow is for Liberty Edge files; support for other formats is not established.
  • Building requires platform-specific steps: make for the llama.cpp library on macOS, CMake on Windows, and a listed package set on Linux.
  • The repository identifies the project license as GPL-3.0.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Set up the Linux project and start the app

Build the documented Linux project and start Freedomgpt from its project directory.

Before you start

  • Linux environment
  • Node.js, Yarn, Git, make, g++, and npm

Steps

  1. Install the listed packages using the Linux distribution’s package manager.

  2. From the project directory, go to llama.cpp and run make.

  3. Return to the project directory, run npm install, then follow the README’s npm run and npm start commands.

Expected outcome

The README provides a Linux setup sequence ending with a command to start the app.

Guide limitations

  • These are repository development instructions, not end-user installation steps.
  • The README lists npm run without specifying a script or expected result.
  • The instructions do not establish compatibility for particular Linux distributions or hardware.
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14 October 2026
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