This is alpha software. Fictor does not guarantee that a generated app works. Try the result before keeping it, and read the licence and known limitations included in the archive.
Download for Linux x86-64
This alpha has been executed and verified only on Linux x86-64, used by most Intel and AMD PCs. Other platform builds are withheld until they have been tested on their target systems.
| Platform | Download | SHA-256 |
|---|---|---|
| Linux x86-64 Most Intel/AMD PCs | Download .tar.gz | c5786c75bd14…665a27d56 |
Download SHA256SUMS · View the public release record
Linux quick start
- Download
fictor_v0.1.0-alpha.3_linux_amd64.tar.gzandSHA256SUMSinto the same folder. - Verify the archive:
sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS - Extract it:
tar -xzf fictor_v0.1.0-alpha.3_linux_amd64.tar.gz - Open the extracted folder and run:
./fictor doctor - When doctor explains what is missing, install Ollama and pull the recommended model:
ollama pull qwen2.5-coder:14b - Start Fictor:
./fictor
Requirements
- Linux on an x86-64 Intel or AMD computer. Other platforms are not distributed in this release.
- Google Chrome or Chromium-compatible Chrome installation to try candidate apps.
- Ollama with a compatible model of your choice. Our current measured recommendation is qwen2.5-coder:14b, typically requiring roughly a 12 GB VRAM-class GPU. Other local models may have different quality, speed, memory, and context-window trade-offs. A supported OpenAI or Anthropic API key is optional.
- Patience with early installation. The product is intended for non-developers, but this first alpha still requires installing a Linux archive and setting up a model. The guided installer is not ready yet.
- Generated-code review before reliance or deployment. The alpha licence requires this as a risk precaution. You may do it yourself or obtain appropriate help; it is not required to describe or try an app.
Licence and pricing
Fictor’s product source is proprietary. The alpha will be free while we learn from real use. Future pricing has not been announced. Applications you build remain yours as described in the release licence, and the three Fictor runtime files embedded in them use 0BSD.
What is inside the archive?
The Fictor binary, the evaluation licence, privacy and security notices, a CycloneDX SBOM, complete third-party licence texts, and the Linux browser-verification runtime. No account or waitlist is required.