About this site

A guide to Capri Desktop, built from the project’s own public data.

A home workspace with a monitor, a white keyboard, a desk lamp and two phones on a wooden desk
A home workspace

What this site is

capridesktop.com collects what Capri Desktop publishes (its README, release notes, release files and issue tracker) and arranges it for people deciding what to download, whether their computer can run it, and how to set it up. Release tables, byte sizes and SHA-256 values are generated directly from the GitHub Releases data of lachydotmcg/capri-desktop; the rest is written by hand and checked against the same sources.

Independence

This is an independent third-party site, not the project’s own website (that is capriai.app). It is not run by, affiliated with or endorsed by Lachy (lachydotmcg) or any Capri Desktop contributor, by fadievr (Capri VR), or by CD PROJEKT RED, the anime’s rights holders or its voice actors. Capri Desktop itself describes the character as a fan project. Names belong to their owners; statements in quotation marks are the project’s own words.

What this site will not do

  • Host or mirror any file. Every download button points to the project’s own GitHub release.
  • Use the project’s art or animations, which are licensed for non-commercial use only.
  • Offer voice cloning guides. The project forbids cloning a living person’s voice without consent.

How it is kept current

When the project publishes a release, the release data is fetched again and the site rebuilt; every page footer shows the version and the date last checked (currently v0.8.6.1, November 8, 2026). The troubleshooting page is reviewed against the issue tracker at the same time.

Pages may carry display ads, and the Capri VR and requirements pages link to headsets, a cable and microphones on Amazon. As an Amazon Associate, this site earns from qualifying purchases. Neither affects what is recommended.

Corrections

Found a mistake or an outdated page? Write to hello@capridesktop.com. Bugs in Capri Desktop itself belong on its tracker.

A white Oculus Quest 2 headset and its two Touch controllers on a white table
A Quest headset and its Touch controllers
A black Blue Yeti USB microphone on a desk with its cable coiled beside it
A USB microphone
Two computer monitors and a potted plant on a wooden desk
Two monitors on a wooden desk