Download Haptique OS, install the local server, activate licensing, create the first project, and connect the first control surfaces.
Overview
Start with Getting Started. It is the short first path for installing licensed Haptique OS on a supported Mac, Linux, or Windows machine, creating the first project, adding the first integration, exposing logical devices, and signing in to mobile apps.
For licensing in that first path, myHOS uses email-link sign-in rather than a separate password login. If you open the licenses area while signed out, myHOS redirects you to the email sign-in flow and then returns you to the same licenses page after verification.
Using AI is part of the normal Haptique OS setup once Spaces, logical devices, scenes, and permissions are ready. Start with the Native AI Engine, then use the AI Setup Guide and AI Chat on Mobile.
Install from the official channel, then prove one room end to end.
For Haptique OS Beta 1.1.1, use the public download and setup flow here rather than copied installer links. The strongest first test is one host, one licensed project, one Space, one integration, one mobile app, and one real control action.
Common first jobs
Section titled “Common first jobs”Documentation Map
Section titled “Documentation Map”Understand Haptique OS, then shape the project model with Spaces, logical devices, AI setup, and pro tools.
Set up music sources, outputs, zones, favorites, scenes, and troubleshooting.
Use AI for natural-language control, scene creation, suggestions, and safe confirmations.
Download the iPhone, iPad, and Android apps, then sign in for rooms, favorites, scenes, media, and mobile AI chat.
Set up the desktop app, first launch, licensing, and Mac menu bar control.
Pair RS90 and map buttons, scenes, favorites, IR, IP, Bluetooth, and firmware updates.
Control rooms, devices, scenes, media, HomeKit, automations, and multi-room flows.
See supported systems, add devices, and connect common home and AV systems.
Review plans, activate Haptique OS, and move a license when the controller changes.
Find common fixes, network checks, diagnostics, and the support contact path.
Track notable product and docs changes over time.
Developer material lives separately so these docs can stay focused on setup and use.