OpenVoiceOS Downloads

OpenVoiceOS provides several installation methods.

Most of our images come in three flavors.

Stable These are what you should use if you are not developing and just want an assistant quickly

Testing These are the next images that will become the "stable" image.

There is some new code introduced here and testing is required before becoming "stable"

Development These are bleeding edge images and are not guaranteed to work.

This is where the development happens. If you are into testing and debugging new software, this is the image for you

Buildroot is what is used to build our flagship images

It is the recommended image to use if you have an embedded device and want to run it as an OVOS appliance.

Many different boards are supported, and more to come.

The Raspberry Pi 4 image is suitable to use on a Mark 2 device.

The raspOVOS images were originally made as a replacement for "picroft"

While it has evolved from there, it is still built the same way.

raspOVOS uses pigen, the official tool used to build Raspberry Pi OS images.

raspOVOS comes in 2 versions, a headless version, similar to picroft, and will run on a Mark 1 and a RPi3b

A GUI version that requires a RPi4 and will work on a variety of devices including the Mark 2

ovos-installer is the latest way to start using your OVOS voice assistant

Using this tool, you should be able to install OVOS to a variety of systems including Linux X86, RPi3b/4/5, Mac, and Windows

You also have the option of installing Docker Containers, or into a Python virtual environment.

To get started, just enter the command below into a terminal and follow the installation prompts.

sh -c "curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenVoiceOS/ovos-installer/main/installer.sh -o installer.sh && chmod +x installer.sh && sudo ./installer.sh && rm installer.sh"

More information can be found in the ovos-installer github repository