VibeZ for Windows
Install VibeZ Desktop from the Microsoft Store, or download the unsigned x64 installer directly from GitHub.
Windows download & installation guide →Independent · Open source · Windows · macOS · Linux
A free Mistral Vibe desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux.
VibeZ turns the official Mistral Vibe web app into a focused desktop experience with screenshot tools, desktop integration and 34 interface languages. Latest stable release: VibeZ 2.0.2.
Choose the platform guide for the correct package, architecture and first-launch instructions.
Install VibeZ Desktop from the Microsoft Store, or download the unsigned x64 installer directly from GitHub.
Windows download & installation guide →Developer ID signed and Apple-notarized DMG and ZIP builds are available for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
macOS download & installation guide →Install on x86_64 with DEB, RPM, Pacman, AppImage or Flatpak, with Linux-specific Wayland/X11 controls.
Linux download & installation guide →Capture a region from one or more monitors and bring it directly into your Vibe workflow.
Use start-at-login, system tray or menu-bar access, configurable shortcuts and platform-aware settings.
VibeZ supports Windows x64, macOS Apple Silicon and Intel, and Linux x86_64.
VibeZ follows your operating-system language automatically and includes right-to-left support for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu.
The source code, changelog and releases are publicly available on GitHub under the MIT License.
VibeZ is free. VibeZ 2 macOS builds are signed and notarized; direct GitHub Windows installers are clearly marked unsigned and include SHA-256 checksums.
VibeZ is an independent project and is not affiliated with or supported by Mistral AI. A Mistral account may be required to use Vibe.
No. VibeZ is an independent open-source desktop client that opens the official Mistral Vibe service and adds desktop-focused features.
Yes. VibeZ provides Windows x64, macOS builds for Apple Silicon and Intel, and multiple Linux package formats for x86_64.
On Windows, use the Microsoft Store. For macOS, Linux and direct Windows downloads, use the official GitHub Releases page. Every public release includes SHA-256 checksums.