SOLARA

Solara Early Alpha

Alpha account access

The first alpha uses your own provider accounts. Choose your provider and model explicitly; provider charges apply.

Open the portal and enter an email you control. New accounts and returning users share the same sign-in form; no password is required.

Open the fresh, single-use link in your inbox to verify your address. Signup is open: first-time accounts activate automatically after email verification. Previously revoked access requires an administrator to restore it from the admin panel.

Wait at least 60 seconds before requesting another link. If a link has expired or was already used, request a fresh one. For a desktop sign-in, use the link sent for that exact app request.

Download availability is separate for Windows x64 and Apple Silicon Mac. Mac distribution is still in preparation. The portal shows Not published yet until a verified release is available for the selected computer.

When a release is available to your account, follow the portal's release instructions and compare the installer with its published SHA-256 before opening it. An alpha release may be unsigned. If a signed build is supplied, its signature must be valid and its publisher must match the release instructions.

Windows may show warnings or block unsigned software under device policy. Keep protections enabled; if installation is blocked, stop and follow the support guidance.

Managed Solara Compute is a future option and is outside this alpha. Any future availability and purchase terms must be confirmed through the portal. Email verification does not provide managed inference or API access.

EA 0.13-62 runs local chat commands in an automatic Sandbox. Manual Terminal, goals and task workspaces have different boundaries. Follow your exact release notes, keep backups and use a non-sensitive project.

Solara is in Early Alpha. Windows alpha may be distributed unsigned once the remaining release checks are complete. This page does not grant access or confirm a download.