Imagine.
Generate and refine images in the same place you think.
Give an agent a place to work.
Work turns a conversation into an isolated coding workspace that keeps its files, history, tools, and previews.
Work is admin-only and requires Docker on the Libre WebUI backend.
One task keeps its conversation, files, activity, and preview together.
Persistent files and history. Return later and continue where the work stopped.
An isolated Docker workspace runs tools without placing project commands on the host.
Use tool-capable local, cloud, or plugin models with the exact route preserved.
Begin with words. End with an image, a working interface, a clearer answer, or an agent already in motion.
“Create a living poster that changes with the light.”
Generate and refine images in the same place you think.
Turn a sentence into HTML, SVG, JSON, or code you can use.
Bring documents into the conversation and follow an idea further.
Run local agents with tools, memory, schedules, and approvals in your hands.
Use local models for private work. Reach for a cloud provider when it earns a place in the process. Libre keeps the choice visible and yours.
Explore connectionsRun Ollama on hardware you control. Your local conversations stay local.
Add remote providers for the work that needs them, never as a hidden default.
Describe an OpenAI-compatible provider with JSON and make the workspace your own.
No account to create. No workspace to rent. Run Libre WebUI and begin making.
npx libre-webui The shortest path from terminal to canvas.
A durable self-hosted workspace for your server.
A native app for macOS. Windows and Linux builds are available on GitHub.
Connect a provider, a local endpoint, or a service you built. Libre’s JSON plugin layer keeps the door open without taking over the room.
{
"id": "my-studio",
"type": "multi",
"capabilities": [
"chat", "image", "voice"
],
"endpoint":
"http://localhost:8000/v1"
} Libre WebUI is independently developed and stewarded by Kroonen AI, Inc. The operator, source license, privacy model, and public commitments are stated openly because transparency should extend beyond the repository.
Why LibreThe company responsible for the project is named publicly. Users and contributors should know where responsibility lives and how to reach the people maintaining the work.
Libre WebUI is released under Apache 2.0. Its privacy, local-first operation, provider routing, and security claims can be examined in the source.
We do not collect usage data, analytics, or any information about how you use the software
Registered owner: Kroonen AI, Inc.
Work turns a conversation into an isolated coding workspace that keeps its files, history, tools, and previews.