Install the app
Use the native installer path for normal users, then keep Homebrew, Scoop, and shell installs ready for power users.
This docs site is for the practical side of running Logos AI:
API_BIBLE_KEY and optional browser keysThese are the commands people should see immediately:
brew tap jd4rider/logos-ai https://github.com/jd4rider/homebrew-logos-aibrew install --cask logos-aiscoop bucket add logos-ai https://github.com/jd4rider/scoop-logos-aiscoop install logos-aicurl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jd4rider/logos-releases/main/install.sh | bashIf you do not want to handle the environment yourself, paid setup help can cover Ollama, Kokoro or Piper, and guided API.Bible setup. A future premium edition may automate more of that setup on supported systems.
Install the app
Use the native installer path for normal users, then keep Homebrew, Scoop, and shell installs ready for power users.
Create an API.Bible key
Register as a developer, create an app, and connect the API key to the desktop app or web reader.
Install Ollama
Add local AI so Logos Chat, devotionals, and sermon tools can run from your machine instead of a hosted service.
Set up voices
Install Kokoro or Piper for much better read-aloud, or use the built-in fallback voices on Windows and Linux.
Ship releases
Package the Wails desktop app and CLI together across macOS, Windows, Linux, Homebrew, Scoop, and shell installs.
Logos AI has multiple surfaces, but the product story stays simple: