AutoPaper 0.1.0

AutoPaper 0.1.0

The first release: new wallpapers from a few keywords, on macOS, Windows and Linux.

Give AutoPaper keywords (each a Must, a Maybe or an Avoid) and a Surprise level, and it writes a scene, has it painted by the AI service you choose with your own key (OpenAI, Google Gemini) or a model on your own computer (Ollama, ComfyUI, any OpenAI-compatible server), and puts it on your desktop. It remembers everything it has made, brings old ideas back seen differently as echoes, and learns from your likes and dislikes. Moods keep sets of keywords to switch between. No accounts, no telemetry, no AutoPaper server.

Install

• macOS 26 or later: download AutoPaper-0.1.0.dmg below, open it and drag AutoPaper into Applications. It's notarized by Apple and updates itself.
• Windows 11: winget install msitarzewski.AutoPaper once it's accepted, or open AutoPaper.appinstaller, which keeps it up to date. The signed bundle is attached below.
• Linux: open AutoPaper.flatpakref (GNOME Software or KDE Discover), or flatpak install --from https://msitarzewski.com/app-updates/autopaper/AutoPaper.flatpakref. The .flatpak files below set up the same repository. Ubuntu needs sudo apt install flatpak first.

Details: help · privacy · what it sends

Known limits in 0.1.0

• On Linux inside Flatpak, AutoPaper can't put your own wallpaper back when you quit (the sandbox keeps your desktop settings private). Outside Flatpak on GNOME it can.
• Accessibility has been checked through each system's accessibility interface; full passes with VoiceOver, Narrator and Orca are still to come.
• winget lists new versions only after Microsoft's review, so it can trail this release by a few days.

MIT licensed. Pull requests welcome.