Does Palmier Pro work on Windows?

No. Palmier Pro has published 85 public releases and every one ships a single macOS disk image, PalmierPro.dmg. No Windows or Linux binary has ever been released, and it requires macOS 26 Tahoe on Apple Silicon, so it does not run on Intel Macs either. ArtDaddy is an open-source AI video editor with native Windows, macOS and Linux builds.

What is the closest alternative to Palmier Pro on Windows?

ArtDaddy. Both are desktop AI video editors with a real multi-track timeline that an AI agent can edit directly. ArtDaddy runs on Windows 10 and 11, macOS on Apple Silicon, and x86_64 Linux, and is open source under GPL-3.0.

Is Palmier Pro open source?

It was, and stopped being so on 31 August 2026. ArtDaddy's desktop application is GPL-3.0 and its source is public; the hosted service that proxies AI provider calls is closed.

How much does each cost?

Palmier Pro has a free tier, with Pro at $29/month and Max at $69/month. ArtDaddy's editor is free and open source; only generation and agent calls running on its hosted provider keys are metered.

Comparison · verified 29 September 2026

Palmier Pro alternative for Windows and Linux

Palmier Pro runs on macOS only, and only on recent Apple Silicon Macs — it requires macOS 26 Tahoe and does not support Intel. Across 85 public releases it has shipped exactly one binary each time, PalmierPro.dmg; no Windows or Linux build has ever been published. ArtDaddy is a comparable AI video editor with native Windows, macOS and Linux builds, released under GPL-3.0.

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Side by side

	ArtDaddy	Palmier Pro
Windows	Yes — Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit	No
macOS	Yes — macOS 11 or later, Apple Silicon (M1 and up)	Yes — macOS 26 Tahoe, Apple Silicon only
Linux	Yes — x86_64 AppImage and .deb	No
Licence	GPL-3.0, source public	Closed since 31 Aug 2026
Editor price	Free	Free tier; Pro $29/mo, Max $69/mo
Multi-track timeline	Yes	Yes
Drive it from an external agent	Yes — local MCP server	Yes — MCP
Agent built into the app	Yes	Yes, on the paid tier
Footage stays local	Yes — local ffmpeg and Whisper	Yes

Where the tool sets differ

Both expose their editor to an agent as a set of tools — 55 in ArtDaddy, 47 in Palmier Pro — but they are not the same 55 and 47.

Palmier Pro has, ArtDaddy does not

Silence removal, filler-word removal, beat detection, multicam (angle sync and switching), clip-media swapping, audio denoise, media upscaling and timeline markers.

ArtDaddy has, Palmier Pro does not

Asking questions about footage and finding moments in it by description, web and YouTube search, downloading a source video, web page capture, colour inspection, image and music generation, and a raw ffmpeg escape hatch.

The platform difference, in their own release history

Palmier Pro's public releases are listed on GitHub. Every release from v0.1.0 in April 2026 to v0.9.0 in September 2026 carries one asset, PalmierPro.dmg. It requires macOS 26 Tahoe and Apple Silicon, so it excludes every Intel Mac as well as every PC.

ArtDaddy's releases carry four assets: a Windows installer, a macOS disk image for Apple Silicon, and a Linux AppImage and .deb. The macOS build runs on macOS 11 or later, so it does not require the current release of the operating system.

Honest limits on our side

No Intel Mac build and no Linux ARM build.
The macOS build is not notarised yet — right-click, choose Open, confirm.
The Windows installer is not EV-signed, so SmartScreen warns on first run.
Linux is a preview, built against Ubuntu 22.04 and Debian 12.
Auto-update currently ships on Windows; macOS and Linux update manually for now.

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