What Is Horosa? How It Relates to Xingque AI and Horosa.app

Horosa is a set of desktop client and related server projects maintained by Horace-Maxwell. It covers workflows such as Western astrology, Chinese metaphysics, divination systems, reference organization, and AI analysis. Source code, releases, and upstream project notes should be checked on the Horace-Maxwell GitHub repositories.

Xingque AI, also described as Horosa.app, is an unofficial entry point built around Horosa desktop usage. It is not the official Horosa website and does not replace the upstream repositories. Its purpose is to make downloads, AI Key access, balance lookup, and setup notes easier to find.

Horosa.app provides Windows and macOS local desktop download entries based on upstream Release information. New users can download the correct desktop build first, confirm that the client starts, and then configure AI features.

The AI-related pages include anonymous AI Key claiming, point top-up, point balance lookup, and the AI setup guide. The site does not require login and does not store user Keys, so users should keep their Keys private.

If you want upstream source code, releases, and author-maintained project details, search for Horosa or visit the Horace-Maxwell GitHub repositories. If you want a practical download and setup entry point, use Horosa.app.

In Chinese, 星阙, 星阙 AI版, and Horosa.app refer to this unofficial entry point. In English, the site may be called Horosa.app or Xingque AI. The main entry points are organized on the home page, blog, and documentation pages.