About
About OdysseusAI.run
OdysseusAI.run is built for people who want to run Odysseus AI locally without turning setup into a long night of Docker, Ollama, ports, passwords, and conflicting advice.
support@odysseusai.run is for paid Launch Kit customers, purchase and download issues, refund questions, privacy requests, and clear public-page corrections. Free install pages are self-serve, and we will not ask for API keys, passwords, full .env files, or private logs.
Why we built this
Most setup failures are not caused by one big mistake. They come from small mismatches: the wrong endpoint, a port already in use, a Docker volume that still has old state, an admin login that was never saved, or an Ollama route that looks right but is not reachable.
This site turns those fuzzy setup problems into clearer decisions: which route to choose first, what command to run, what to check before changing more settings, and when a local security boundary matters.
Independent, not official
OdysseusAI.run is independent and unofficial. We do not own Odysseus AI, we do not speak for its maintainers, and we do not want you to trust this site instead of the official source.
The official pewdiepie-archdaemon/odysseus repository should remain your source of truth. Our role is to explain the setup path around that source more clearly, especially for people who are new to local AI tooling.
How we write guidance
We prefer visible commands, plain-language tradeoffs, and localhost-first explanations. If a setup choice can expose credentials, private files, model endpoints, or logs, the page should slow down and explain the risk.
We also avoid pretending that one command works for every machine. Windows, macOS, Docker Desktop, native Ollama, and API-backed routes have different failure modes, and trust starts with saying that clearly.
Free guides and paid Launch Kit
The free pages are written as self-serve setup guides. They should help you make better decisions before you run commands, but they do not include one-to-one troubleshooting for every local machine.
The paid Launch Kit is for users who want the shortcut: organized setup files, checklists, templates, repair paths, workflow starters, and support for paid-kit issues, purchase questions, download problems, and refund requests.
If you are a paid Launch Kit customer, include your order email, Gumroad receipt context, and the specific kit file or step involved. For public-page corrections, include the page URL and section. Keep keys, passwords, private paths, and unredacted logs out of the email.