Request the free Orcheri Private Alpha for Windows 11

Who it is for

People who already use more than one AI tool and want them working together on real work: building software, researching, writing, planning. You need at least one of Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, OpenCode or GitHub Copilot CLI under your own account; two or more is where a Room really comes alive.

What you get, and what we ask

Your AI tools as one team. Rooms, named teammates, a lead that delegates, reviews and revises, and work that picks up where it stopped.
Free. No card, no plan, no token bundle. Your AI tools' own subscriptions and usage stay with their providers, as they are today.
The current Orcheri for Windows, downloaded from your Orcheri account once you are approved. When a newer Alpha version is available to you, Orcheri says so and Update now opens your secure download page.
A direct line to the team. Help & feedback inside the app goes straight to the people building Orcheri.
What we ask: use it on work you care about, and tell us what helped, what confused you and what broke.

What to expect

Teams in Orcheri already plan, build, review and revise real work. It is an early Alpha, so you will find rough edges too. When something does not behave as it should, say so from Help & feedback in the app — that feedback is what the Alpha is for.

From request to your first Room

Start your short request. Read the Alpha context and tell us about your work. Your draft stays in this browser tab for up to 30 minutes. Then verify or create your Orcheri account with email or, where offered, Google; for an existing account, use the same sign-in method. Return to review your answers and explicitly submit.
We read it. A person on the Orcheri team reads every request. Access is approved selectively, so the Alpha stays small enough for us to listen properly.
You hear back by email. Approved, on the waitlist, or not this time. Your Orcheri account shows where your request stands at any time.
Download Orcheri. Once approved, sign in to your Orcheri account and download the current Windows installer there.
Install, sign in and set up this PC. Setup asks one optional question, Help improve Orcheri, unchecked unless you tick it. Open Orcheri, sign in with the same account, then choose Set up this PC. This separate step links your approval to this installation; it never uploads your Rooms.
Start your first Room. Orcheri shows which of your AI tools it found, helps with any setup still needed, and walks you into your first Room. The guide takes it from there.

What the request asks

Only what helps us decide, and nothing about your work itself:

The name you would like us to use (optional). Your email comes from your sign-in.
Which AI agents you use today.
What you would like them to do together, in a sentence or two.
Which Windows you would run Orcheri on.
Two optional choices, both off unless you turn them on: launch news, and taking part in optional Alpha product-learning activity.

What you need

Windows 11, 64-bit. That is what the Alpha is tested on. Windows 10 installs but has not been tested; ARM-based Windows is not supported. Orcheri is Windows-only today.
At least one of Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, OpenCode or GitHub Copilot CLI, under your own account. Orcheri can help install it once you are in. How each one connects.
No administrator rights. Orcheri installs for your Windows user only.

Getting Orcheri onto your PC

The installer is available only to approved participants, from their Orcheri account, which shows the exact file and its fingerprint. The Alpha build is not yet publisher-signed, so your browser or Windows may name an unknown publisher; Installation help walks through each prompt in order. Never turn off a Windows protection to install Orcheri — if your PC blocks the installer, tell us what Windows showed.

What we keep

Your request, your Orcheri account and your optional choices, the PCs you set up, update and access checks, and whatever you choose to send us through Help & feedback. If you turn on Help improve Orcheri, also the limited, account-linked product insights that choice describes — never Room content. Orcheri stores your Rooms, conversations and files on your PC, and the Alpha service does not automatically receive their content. Your AI tools send what they work on to their own providers, under your accounts, including the Room context Orcheri gives them for that work. The full notice is the notice published with the application form, and Trust and privacy explains the rest.

Questions people ask

Is the Private Alpha really free?

Yes. Orcheri charges nothing for the Private Alpha. Your providers set the rates and limits under your own accounts. Orcheri adds no provider-usage markup during the Alpha; delegation and review may use additional provider capacity.

Why is access approved selectively?

An Alpha is only useful if we can look after the people in it. We approve people in groups we can support well and learn from, and we keep waitlisted requests for when places open.

Which AI agents can I use?

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, Google Antigravity, OpenCode and GitHub Copilot CLI, each under your own account. Any of the six can be a teammate; Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode, Copilot CLI and compatible Cursor installations can lead.

Do I need all six?

No. One is enough to start. Orcheri shines when two or more work together, and the same tool can join more than once under different names.

Does the Orcheri team see my code or my conversations?

Room content is not automatically uploaded to Orcheri. Rooms are stored on your PC. The online service handles your request, account, access and updates, whatever you choose to send to support, and — only if you turn on Help improve Orcheri — limited, account-linked product insights that never include Room content. Your AI tools send what they work on to their own providers, including the Room context Orcheri gives them for that work.

Can I use ChatGPT?

OpenAI's models join a Room through Codex, OpenAI's coding agent, under your own Codex sign-in. Orcheri does not connect to the ChatGPT app. More about ChatGPT and Codex.

I have already applied, or I was already approved.

Sign in with the same email you applied with, the same way you signed in before. Your account shows your request and, once you are approved, your download.

I used email before. Can I switch to Google?

Keep using email to reach your existing account. Orcheri never joins two accounts just because they share an email address, so trying Google with that address sends you back to your email sign-in rather than creating a second account. To add Google, the secure sign-in screen asks you to link it to your existing account and prove your original sign-in first. If that choice is not offered, keep using email and tell us.