How can we help?

Answers about getting started with Natson, reviewing AI changes, and the upcoming hosted plans.

Getting started

What version of Windows do I need?

The Natson desktop app targets Windows 11 on 64-bit x64 PCs. A local model has its own CPU, GPU, memory, and disk requirements.

Will I be able to use Natson on the website?

Web chat is planned for asking questions, writing, and research from your browser. We’ll announce when it’s available.

How do I connect a local AI model?

Start Ollama or llama.cpp on your PC. In Natson’s provider settings, choose the local provider, check its server address, and select an installed model.

Does Natson need an internet connection?

Local model requests can run on the same PC. Hosted models and web research need a connection to the relevant online service.

Working with AI

Can I inspect a file edit before it’s applied?

Agent can show a diff for a proposed file edit. You can see the added and removed lines before approving or rejecting it. Review commands before running them too.

Where do my chats go?

The desktop app saves chat history on your computer. You can reopen a chat or delete it from Chat History. When you use a remote model, Natson can send your prompt and relevant conversation context to that endpoint.

Can I check where a research answer came from?

Enable Research in the model picker in Chat or Agent. When Natson uses web sources, open the citations to verify important statements against the original pages.

Plans and launch

Can I subscribe now?

Subscriptions are planned for launch. The launch date and the included models and limits for each plan will be announced before subscriptions open.

Do I need to bring an API key on a paid plan?

Natson will handle access to the hosted models included in the plan. For pricing, see Natson Pro and Max.

Still have a question?

Tell us what you’re trying to do and where you got stuck.

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