# Downloads

The easiest way to contribute your spare capacity to the Autonomi Network is with the Autonomi App. It’s an application that allow you to start nodes on your computer that run in the background while you get on with other things.

### Download the Autonomi App: 

[Windows](https://downloads.autonomi.com/autonomi-app/windows) (Windows 10+ recommended)

[Mac](https://downloads.autonomi.com/autonomi-app/mac) (Apple Silicon)

[Mac](https://downloads.autonomi.com/autonomi-app/mac-intel) (Intel)

[Linux x86-64](https://downloads.autonomi.com/autonomi-app/linux) (App Image) (Ubuntu 24.04+ recommended)

[Linux x86-64](https://downloads.autonomi.com/autonomi-app/linux-deb) (Deb) (Ubuntu 24.04+ recommended)

[Linux x86-64](https://downloads.autonomi.com/autonomi-app/linux-rpm) (Deb) (Ubuntu 24.04+ recommended)<br>

### **Using the CLI**

If you are comfortable with Command Line Interfaces and want to run nodes on headless devices, home servers, or more advanced setups such as virtual environments or remote machines, take a look at the [`ant` CLI](https://github.com/WithAutonomi/ant-client) and our [Use the Node CLI](/node/guides/how-to-guides/use-the-node-cli.md) guide.


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