blindbench helps you compare AI language models by testing them without company names or ads. It scores how true their answers are and checks if their reasoning fails. You get clear data to see which AI you can trust.
This guide will help you download and run blindbench on a Windows computer, even if you have no prior experience with software installs or programming.
Before you start, make sure your computer meets these basics:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64-bit recommended)
- At least 4 GB of RAM available
- 1 GB of free storage space
- Internet connection for downloads and score updates
- Administrative rights to install software
These are typical for most modern PCs. If you use an older version of Windows, the app might not work correctly.
To get the latest version of blindbench, use this main link:
Download blindbench from Releases
This link takes you to the official release page. Here you will find all the available versions of the program. Look for the latest stable release for Windows. It will usually be a file with .exe at the end.
You can also click the green button at the top of this document to go directly to the download page.
Follow these steps carefully. They will guide you from downloading the app to running it.
- Open your internet browser (such as Edge, Chrome, or Firefox).
- Click the green button at the top or visit this link:
https://github.com/Overarm-philippinecedar244/blindbench/releases - On the releases page, find the latest Windows version. It will be something like
blindbench-setup.exeorblindbench-x64.exe. - Click on the file name. Your browser will start downloading it.
- After download completes, open the file by double-clicking it in your Downloads folder or from your browser's download bar.
- If Windows shows a security prompt, choose “Run” to continue.
- Follow the installation wizard. Usually, it only asks you to agree to terms and choose a folder.
- When the install finishes, you can find blindbench in your Start menu or on your desktop as a new icon.
- Double-click the app icon to open it.
The app should start right away. If you see an error message, check your system meets the requirements.
Once the app is running, it will guide you through its features without needing special skills.
- Choose Models to Test: You can pick from 100+ AI language models to compare.
- Run the Blind Test: The app hides any company names or branding so you only see the answers.
- See Truth Scores: You get a clear rating of how correct each model’s answers are.
- Reasoning Failure Check: The app highlights where AIs might have made mistakes in logic.
- Leaderboard: Find which AI models perform best overall based on real data.
The interface uses simple buttons and lists. Tooltips explain what each feature does. Spend some time exploring. There is no need to type commands or code.
Blindbench includes some settings to tailor the experience:
- Update Frequency: Choose how often the app checks for new model data or software updates.
- Dark Mode: Switch the app’s color scheme for less eye strain.
- Language: Options may include English and others for menus and prompts.
- Data Privacy: Control if your test results are shared anonymously to improve the leaderboard.
- Notifications: Turn on or off alerts about new models, updates, or test results.
You can access these settings from the main menu inside the app.
If you run into trouble, try these fixes:
- App won’t open: Make sure you have installed any pending Windows updates and restarted your PC.
- Download stuck or slow: Check your internet connection or try a different browser.
- Cannot find the app after install: Search “blindbench” in the Start menu or check your Desktop.
- Tests seem incomplete or not loading: Confirm your internet is active and not blocking the app.
- Windows shows a “blocked” message: Right-click the installer file, choose Properties, then click “Unblock” and try again.
blindbench does not collect personal details. It uses data only to test AI models and improve scores. Your test sessions stay private unless you choose to share results anonymously. The app does not show ads or include marketing messages.
If you want to learn about how blindbench scores AI models or the methods it uses, visit the repository page or read the documentation there. You do not need this to use the app, but it is available if you are curious.
You can open issues or ask questions on the GitHub repository’s Issues page. Provide clear details about the problem or suggestion. This helps improve the app for everyone.