Choose the product you use. Each path explains its setup, workflow and current availability. For a first result without installing Guida, try the extraction workflow or run its downloadable example. If you are deciding where to begin, use Get started or explore practical use cases.
Guided evaluation · Development alpha
Build data products in a shared Studio. Edit extraction code, test drafts, define records and prepare APIs, with centrally managed execution.
Linux server containers. Windows hosts for Studio draft tests and headed browser work.
Enterprise getting started →Public download · Windows x64
A programmable desktop browser for inspecting websites, running extraction scripts and managing local workspaces, queues and results.
Start here for hands-on local automation. An LLM is optional.
Complete getting started →Separate operator app · Alpha
Monitor and operate standalone Complete and Node hosts through their Remote Ops interfaces, over a trusted network.
For existing standalone hosts. Enterprise has its own Console and identity model.
Control setup guide →Enterprise is a development alpha for building and operating data products. Start with your setup path and the component guide. If someone has prepared an installation for you, follow early testing and then edit, test and correct a draft.
Install Complete for the Windows desktop browser and follow the first-script tutorial. The scripting reference describes local host APIs; availability in an Enterprise runner depends on that runner’s supported environment.
Generic Guida Node runs standalone automation. Enterprise Node is a separate host enrolled with Enterprise. Their setup and authorization are different.
Guida Control is the separate operator console for Complete and Node over Remote Ops. Enterprise has its own Console and uses its own identity and execution model.
Public Windows versions and downloads are recorded in the release notes. Enterprise development progress does not change those release records.