LoopCode

DESKTOP APP

Download LoopCode

A local-first AI coding agent for desktop, terminal, and VS Code. Sign in with your LoopCode account after installing. Relevant prompts and code context are sent to hosted models; project files stay in your workspace. Free to start — see plans. Read the installation guide for setup and requirements.

Paste this into Terminal (Applications → Utilities → Terminal):

curl -fsSL https://loopcode.heksync.in/mac.sh | sh

  • Downloads LoopCode 0.10.1 from our releases on GitHub, the right build for Apple silicon or Intel.
  • Checks it before anything is installed. Its size and SHA-512 checksum must match the release, and it must be LoopCode, published by Heksync, with its signature intact. If a check fails, nothing is installed.
  • Installs it and opens it. In Applications, for macOS 13 or later. It keeps itself up to date from then on.

Read the script before you run it, if you like — we would.

Version 0.10.1 · Nov 8, 2026 · Release notes

Prefer to download an installer file?

Choose a published release for your system. For manual installation and first-launch steps, read the installation guide.

All published release files and notes ↗
macOS13 Ventura or later · Apple silicon or Intel
Windows10 or later · 64-bit
Linuxx64 AppImage or .deb (compatible Ubuntu/Debian environments)

For developers

COMMAND LINE

LoopCode in your terminal.

The same agent, for people who work in a shell. Paste this into Terminal:

curl -fsSL https://loopcode.heksync.in/cli.sh | sh

  • Signs you in right away. When it finishes, your browser opens to approve the terminal — the same account, plan and usage as the desktop app.
  • Nothing to install first. It uses your Node.js when it’s 22.18 or newer; otherwise it brings its own copy of the official build, used by LoopCode alone.
  • No sudo. It installs to ~/.local/bin for your user only. Run it again to update; add -s -- --uninstall after sh to remove it.

Then open any project folder and run loopcode. Read the script before you run it, if you like — we would.

VS CODE

Work in your favourite editor, directly.

Install LoopCode in VS Code and keep working in the folder you already have open. Same account, plan and usage as the app.

Install in VS Code

Or from a terminal:

code --install-extension heksync.loopcode
  • Open LoopCode from its icon in the activity bar, or with ⌘ Esc (Ctrl+Esc on Windows and Linux).
  • Sign in with your browser the first time. Already signed in with loopcode login? You’re signed in in the editor too.
  • Select code and press ⌘⌥K (Ctrl+Alt+K) to add it to your message. Works over Remote SSH, WSL and Codespaces.