First Person Viewpoint is free, open source and local-first. Choose your platform, install the desktop app, connect a local model and write your first line.
Native NSIS installer for 64-bit Windows systems.
SmartScreen may warn. This build is currently unsigned. The installer was verified before publishing.
f10079457741768d7eb92e8e3fb389ff132d910d3513af312e7cb0451911f6e1Developer ID signed DMG for Apple Silicon Macs.
Gatekeeper may require an extra step. The DMG is signed but not yet notarized/stapled.
e89991c05035eb7dbdca60eae5da82e97e00e10544be7b57739eadd9b1ea7403The app itself is simple to install. The only extra piece is a local model, which FPV connects to through Ollama.
Open the downloaded .exe. If SmartScreen appears, review the publisher warning and continue only if you downloaded FPV from the official release link above.
FPV uses a local model through Ollama. Install Ollama separately, then pull a model suitable for your hardware.
Launch FPV, select your local model, then create or open a world.
Use DO, SAY or STORY and let the persistent world state begin to build.
Mount the downloaded .dmg and move FPV into Applications.
Because this release is not notarized/stapled yet, you may need to right-click the app and choose Open, or allow it from Privacy & Security.
Install Ollama and pull a local model that fits your Mac's available memory.
Open FPV, select the local model and start with a single action, line of dialogue or story prompt.
The current Windows installer is about 871 MB. The macOS DMG is about 228 MB. Your local model is separate from both.
Use the SHA-256 value shown above if you want to verify the file you downloaded before running it.