More hardware
From ARM boards to a desktop workstation, new drivers and ports bring Haiku’s desktop to more places.
See what works ›airOS is an independent, AI-assisted exploration of what Haiku can do — on more devices, with more native apps, and with the same love for a responsive, personal desktop.
From ARM boards to a desktop workstation, new drivers and ports bring Haiku’s desktop to more places.
See what works ›Browse, listen, watch, capture and create with native applications that feel at home on the desktop.
Meet the apps ›AI helps investigate unfamiliar code, develop ports and test ideas quickly. Builds, hardware checks and public Git history make progress inspectable.
Follow the changes ›The foundation
Haiku’s contributors have spent decades building an open-source operating system inspired by BeOS: fast, coherent and thoughtfully designed for personal computing.
airOS builds on their kernel, desktop and native APIs with device support, desktop improvements and applications. It is an independent fork, with its own development approach.
The Haiku Project ↗October 2026
Office SuiteWordCraft, GridCraft, PDFCraft and DeckCraft: early native ports for documents, spreadsheets, PDFs and presentations.
Explore the Craft apps ›
ProtonCommunity ports of Proton VPN and Proton Mail Bridge, built by airOS CI and published as rolling releases.
Meet the Proton ports ›
Summit BrowserReader mode, PDFs, store extensions, streaming media and native developer tools, for airOS and stock Haiku.
Discover Summit ›
Media ToolsA clearer Media preferences app and a new MediaConverter with queues, previews and GPU encoding.
Explore the media tools ›An experiment you can explore
Development builds are available now. Check the hardware notes, try the apps, or follow along in the source.