FreeToken Install Guide
Step-by-step instructions to install FreeToken on Windows or Linux using the desktop app, PyPI, uv, or source. Covers system requirements and first-run verification.
What is the Install Guide?
The install guide walks through every supported way to get FreeToken running on your machine: the Windows and Linux desktop apps, the freetoken[accel] package from PyPI, and building from source. It covers CUDA and Python requirements, first-run verification, and the basic ft serve workflow so your local model server is ready in minutes.
Why follow the install guide?
Pick the Right Method
Choose between the desktop app, uv pip install freetoken[accel], or a source build based on your platform
Verify System Requirements
Confirm your CUDA version, GPU drivers, and Python setup before the first launch
Start Serving in Minutes
Run first-launch checks and start the basic ft serve workflow with your first model
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