KREASYS is a browser-based AI ecosystem and development environment. It lets you run AI tools directly on your Windows computer without sending data to the internet. This approach keeps your information private and safe.

You can interact using text, images, audio, and video. It supports local AI models that run with your computer’s graphics hardware. KREASYS also stores your files inside the app, so your work stays with you.

The app works fully in your browser, no installation of complex software is needed.

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Before you start, check that your Windows PC meets these needs:

• Windows 10 or later.
• A browser that supports WebGPU. The latest version of Microsoft Edge or Chrome is recommended.
• A computer with a graphics card that supports WebGPU (roughly any GPU from the last 3 years).
• At least 8 GB of RAM.
• Stable internet connection for the initial download.

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1. Open your web browser (Edge, Chrome, or compatible).
2. Head to the KREASYS download page below.

Click on the latest release or the main page to find the download.

Download the file named similar to KREASYS_Setup.exe or the installer for Windows.

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1. Locate the downloaded setup file on your PC (usually in the "Downloads" folder).
2. Double-click the file to start installation.
3. Follow the on-screen prompts:
   • Accept the license agreement.
   • Choose the folder where KREASYS will be installed. The default path is usually fine.
   • Allow the installation to complete.
4. When finished, you may see a shortcut on your desktop or in the Start menu.

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1. Click the KREASYS icon on your desktop or start menu.
2. The app will open in your web browser.
3. You may be asked to grant permission for using your GPU hardware. Confirm to continue.
4. KREASYS will initialize its local AI models. This can take a few moments.
5. Once ready, you will see the main IDE interface with options to create projects, load files, or experiment with AI features.

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KREASYS uses a built-in file storage system. It works inside the app and does not save files to your regular folders unless you export them.

• To create a new file, click "New File" inside the app.
• Save your progress by clicking the save icon. Your work stays within the app.
• To export files to your PC, use the "Export" option.
• Import files using the "Import" button to bring your work into KREASYS.

All files are kept private and do not leave your computer without your permission.

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KREASYS supports multiple ways to interact:

• Text: Use chat or code editors to communicate or input commands.
• Images: Upload images for AI to analyze or generate new visuals.
• Audio: Work with sound files or voice commands.
• Video: Analyze or create video content within the browser.

Each type of input can be combined to create flexible projects or demonstrations.

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• Local LLM Inference: AI models run on your machine using WebGPU, which improves speed and privacy.
• Persistent Virtual File System (VFS): Store files safely inside the app without worrying about cloud leaks or syncing problems.
• Multi-modal Interaction: Work with text, images, audio, and video.
• Browser-Native Interface: No need to install multiple tools. Everything works in a single browser window.
• Telegram Delegation: Control or automate tasks through the Telegram chat app.

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• App won’t start or crashes: Ensure your browser supports WebGPU and your GPU drivers are up to date.
• AI models load slowly: Local hardware resources affect speed. Closing other programs may help.
• Files missing or lost: Make sure to regularly export needed files outside the app.
• Network errors on first launch: The app may need internet access to download AI models or updates.

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KREASYS runs fully on your device. Your files and data are not sent to remote servers by default. This design keeps your information private and secure.

You control when to export or share data. The app does not collect any personal data.

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• Visit the KREASYS GitHub page for updates, source code, and community support.
• Check the project Wiki for detailed guides and troubleshooting tips.
• Use the Issues tab on GitHub to report bugs or request new features.

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Start by visiting the page below to get the latest version for Windows:

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