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ADDOM

Desktop AI coding workspace with an integrated editor, local file-version comparison and restore, project memory, and no app telemetry.

ADDOM provider settings with account connections and API-key providers.

Cost / License

  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

Application types

Platforms

  • Windows  Public alpha; unsigned x64 installer. Locally installed and tested.
  • Mac  Unsigned public-alpha preview builds for Intel and Apple Silicon; broader testing is needed.
  • Linux  Public-alpha x64 AppImage and Debian package; broader testing is needed.
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  1.  AI-Powered

Features

  1.  Ad-free
  2.  Dark Mode
  3. Git icon  Git Support

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What is ADDOM?

ADDOM is an open-source desktop AI coding workspace. It brings project files, an editor, AI conversations, and tools into one application.

Local artifact history lets users compare file versions and restore earlier versions when an experiment produces unwanted changes. Project memory helps users revisit past prompts and file changes. Users can connect supported AI providers and configure delegated agent roles through the app.

ADDOM does not collect app analytics or telemetry for its developer. When a cloud AI provider is selected, prompts and accompanying context are sent to that provider. The app is free under the MIT license; external provider usage may incur charges.

The current release is a public alpha. The Windows installer is unsigned and has been tested locally. Users should read the release notes and begin with a disposable project. Artifact history is not a substitute for Git or backups.