Getting started

Install RadiusPilot on Windows

What you need, how to open the app from the zip, and what to do if Windows warns you.

Updated November 3, 2026

On this page
  1. What you need
  2. Install the app
  3. The first time you open it
  4. Updates

What you need

  • Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
  • Microsoft Edge WebView2. Up-to-date Windows 10 and 11 already have it
  • An internet connection for real scans, website checks and most tools
  • To send email: your mailbox address and an app password. See Connect your mailbox
  • Nothing for AI: RadiusPilot AI is included. To use your own account instead: Codex on your PC, a ChatGPT account or an OpenAI API key. See AI Builder drafts

Install the app

  1. Download the zip

    Get it from the download page. It’s about 9 MB, with RadiusPilot.exe and a short README in English and French.

  2. Extract it

    Right-click the zip, choose Extract All, then open the folder.

  3. Open RadiusPilot.exe

    There’s no installer. The app runs from that folder.

  4. If Windows says it protected your PC

    Choose More info, then Run anyway. Windows asks because RadiusPilot isn’t code-signed yet.

Your data doesn’t live in that folder. The app keeps it in %LOCALAPPDATA%\RadiusPilot: your account, your workspaces, your mailbox and your AI sign-in.

The first time you open it

Create your account. It lives on this computer only and starts on an empty workspace. To look around first, open the live demo on this website: everything in it is invented.

A short setup follows: you, your workspace, what you sell, your plan and, if you like, two-step verification.

Updates

RadiusPilot doesn’t update itself yet. The changelog lists each new version. Download it from the download page. Your workspaces stay where they are.