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Early access and the full V1

Know what you are trying today and what is still a release requirement.

Start with the desktop beta

Lyre 0.1.3 is available for Windows x64 and Linux x64. Open a compatible project, work with a supported assistant or edit files directly, and run its configured services and previews from the desktop workspace. Phone clients remain in bounded testing and are not yet a public App Store or Google Play release.

See what’s new in 0.1.3 →

Early access is not a declaration that every V1 requirement has passed. Treat your first project as a test project and keep backups of valuable work.

Local work does not require a Lyre account

You can use local projects and local-network workflows without a Lyre cloud account. Sign-in is required for account-backed services such as paid remote preview and subscription access. Coding providers still have their own accounts and usage charges. Donations do not grant a subscription or extra project permissions.

Mobile store releases are coming soon

Android will open through a bounded Google Play internal-testing track before any public store release. iOS and public Android availability depend on fresh-install testing, remote-client qualification and store review. There is no promised date; installation links will appear only when the corresponding tested build is actually available.

Capabilities with separate release gates

Capability Current boundary
Marketplace Public starter catalog and source links; seamless import, install and publishing remain planned.
Plugins Public registry and developer documentation; arbitrary third-party installation, permission lifecycle and rollback are not a launch claim.
Off-network testing Requires an awake host, an authorized client and the configured encrypted relay; broader installed-device qualification continues.
Remote wake Source support exists for explicitly granted devices and supported hardware; physical sleep/wake acceptance remains pending.
Phone preview Implemented product workflow with bounded physical-device evidence; broad mobile distribution and fresh-install acceptance remain separate.
Broader extension packages Versioned contracts, permissions, installation and recovery remain planned.
Publishing Review-first publish sheet for Android, iOS, desktop, web and custom destinations; store credentials, upload execution and published availability stay with each store and host.
Self-hosted deploy Connect a Dokploy-style target, deploy an application that exists in Dokploy, and read back its status and bounded logs. The full native Dokploy management surface is still in progress.

Follow the build you use

Check the download’s release notes before upgrading. An available source module is not proof that a packaged app includes it or that a hosted service is configured. These guides identify developer-preview and planned workflows explicitly.