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Voyager runs on Macs with Apple silicon, and as an early alpha on Windows 11 and Linux. The Mac version is the most complete. Check the table below before you install on Windows or Linux.

Supported computers

Not supported: Macs with Intel processors, Windows on Arm, and Linux on Arm. Alpha means the Windows and Linux versions work, but some features are missing or Mac-only (see below), and you may hit rough edges. Please tell us when you do.

What you don’t need

The Voyager download includes everything it needs to run, edit and assemble media. You don’t need to install a programming language, a command-line tool, FFmpeg, Git or a separate video editor. Some things are separate and optional:
  • Your agent’s subscription or API key. Claude or ChatGPT, if you use one. Setup walks you through installing and signing in to the matching tool. See Choose your setup.
  • Creative apps you want the agent to work in, like DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro or After Effects. You need your own copy and license.
  • Local models for features like footage search and voice input. Voyager downloads them the first time you use the feature.
You’ll need an internet connection to sign in, chat with the agent and generate media.

Features by platform

On Windows “N” editions, MP4 export needs Microsoft’s Media Feature Pack. On Linux, MP4 export needs Cisco’s OpenH264 library, which Voyager can’t include. Without it, the agent delivers WebM or image frames instead.

Storage space

Voyager itself is a normal-sized app. Plan for extra space for:
  • Your projects. Generated video and renders add up. Each project’s files live in its own folder.
  • Footage search models, downloaded the first time you turn it on: a few gigabytes, depending on whether you search speech, visuals or both.
  • Voice input model, downloaded the first time you use the mic.

Platform notes

  • Voyager needs macOS 15 or later. On an older version, macOS won’t open it.
  • Recording and letting the agent control other apps need macOS permissions, such as Screen & System Audio Recording and Accessibility. Voyager asks only when you use those features. See Mac permissions.
  • Voyager saves sign-ins in your macOS Keychain.

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