Tor & OSINT research tool
Onion Agent searches onion indexes, reads pages over Tor, and has a model of your choosing summarise what it finds — all from one window on your own computer. It brings its own Tor. There is no account to make.
Nothing is uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload it to. Your key talks to your provider, billed to you.
What it does
The application
It installs per-user, needs no administrator rights, and starts Tor for you — bootstrap progress and all.
Before you buy
The build isn't code-signed yet. Choose More info, then Run anyway. Every release publishes a SHA-256 so you can check the file you got is the file that was built.
That's Tor bootstrapping a circuit, and the splash screen shows the real percentage while it happens. Later starts are quick.
Questions
No. There's no server involved. The app talks to Tor, and to whichever AI provider you configured using your key. Nothing reaches us because there is no "us" for it to reach.
So the usage is yours, billed to you, at your provider's rate — and so this can be a one-time purchase instead of a subscription covering somebody else's inference bill. Groq's free tier is enough to start.
Yes, for the AI half — install Ollama and point it at a local model. Searching the network still needs the network.
The software is a client for a public anonymity network, the same one Tor Browser uses. What you research with it is your responsibility, and the licence says so plainly. Onion Agent is not affiliated with The Tor Project.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, and about 400 MB of disk. No administrator rights are needed to install, and it uninstalls like normal Windows software.
Not yet. The code supports macOS; the build has to be produced and signed on a Mac. It's on the list, and 1.x updates are included.
Get it
Windows 10/11, 64-bit. Instant download. Free updates through version 1.x.