How to Download Xingque AI / Horosa for Windows and macOS
A first-time setup guide for downloading the Horosa-based Xingque AI desktop client, choosing the correct Windows or macOS build, and checking the release details.
Choose the correct desktop build
Xingque AI focuses on Windows and macOS desktop clients. Windows users should choose the Windows package, while Mac users should choose the macOS package for their device. Most users do not need to deploy a server or prepare a database.
The desktop client is the best starting point for chart timing, divination systems, reference notes, and AI-assisted analysis because your working data stays on your own machine.
Use the latest release on the home page
The Horosa.app home page reads the latest upstream GitHub Release and shows direct download entries for Windows and macOS. Open the latest client download section and choose your operating system.
Before downloading, you can check the version, release date, file size, and SHA256. Most users can install directly; advanced users may verify the file name, version, and checksum.
Run a quick check after installation
After opening Xingque AI, create a test chart and confirm that time, location, chart styles, and modules work normally. Configure the AI Key after this basic check so charting and AI setup can be debugged separately.
If GitHub download speed is unstable, retry later. Horosa.app currently keeps the original release links and may evaluate mirrors if download speed becomes a recurring issue.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Xingque AI require internet access?
Local charting and notes mainly run in the desktop client. AI analysis, model list fetching, and AI Key point services require internet access.
Is Horosa.app the official Horosa website?
No. Horosa.app is an unofficial entry point for downloads, AI Key service pages, and setup notes. Upstream project details should be checked on the author GitHub repositories.