Doug installs himself.

One click. Your hardware, your data, your box. Nothing leaves it.

Install Doug · Windows

~7 GB · 15–25 min · runs in the background while you do other stuff

1Click the button. Your browser downloads Doug-Installer.bat.
2Open it. Windows asks once if you trust it — click More info → Run anyway.
3A window opens. Doug handles the rest.
4When he's up, his page opens automatically. Pick a 9-digit PIN. That's it.
Power user? Skip the .bat — paste straight into a shell.
Windows · PowerShell

One line

Forces TLS 1.2, downloads the installer to a temp .ps1, runs it by path. Defender-friendly form — Doug narrates from the first line.

[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol=3072; $t="$env:TEMP\d.ps1"; iwr -UseBasicParsing https://getdougos.com/install/bootstrap -OutFile $t; & $t
Mac · Linux

One line

Installs Ollama if needed, pulls the model, drops Doug in ~/DougOS.

curl -fsSL https://getdougos.com/install/sh | bash
Once Doug's up he lives at http://127.0.0.1:8945/ on your machine. He stays local — conversations, files, memory, all yours.

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