Set up your Mac and phone.
Your hardware. Your intelligence. Your data. Your network. Your control.
The docs for RoachNet 1.1: install it, run models on your own Mac, pair your phone and script the local API. If it's on these pages, it's in a release you can download today.
Every feature, one page each.
- RoachClaw and local models
- The Org · RoachTrace · Cluster
- RoachTail · Maps · The Vault
Four local servers on 127.0.0.1.
The facts, in one place.
- How it fits together
- System requirements
- Folders and files
- Environment variables
- Network and privacy
- Security
- Command line
The roach, the wordmark and the system behind these pages.
What shipped, and when.
- macOS 1.1.4 · 5 November 2026
- iOS 0.3.1 · 13 October 2026
Issues, security reports and email.
Start here
Three pages, then you're running.
Install RoachNet on a Mac
Download the DMG, check its hash, open a not-notarized installer safely, and see where everything lands.
Your first request to the local API
Find the port and the per-launch token, then call /api/system/info from a script.
Point a tool at the model server
RoachInference speaks the Ollama, OpenAI and Anthropic formats on 127.0.0.1:36434, so the tools you already use can point straight at it.
What leaves your Mac
Network and privacy has the details.
RoachNet collects no analytics. Its four local servers listen on 127.0.0.1 and nowhere else. It goes online for a short list of reasons, and here's the whole list.
Downloads. Models, maps, packs and catalogs you choose to fetch.
Updates and catalogs. RoachNet checks GitHub for new versions of itself and refreshes its map, archive and pack catalogs from apps.roachnet.org.
Optional features. A RoachNet account, web chat, RoachTail to your own devices, trace export, or Claude and ChatGPT plans through your own CLI.
Releases
The docs cover shipped versions only. When the next one ships, its notes land here.
Every page
42 pages across 7 chapters.
Pages marked planned are still being written.