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Gollama

A macOS and Linux terminal UI for managing Ollama models, letting you list, inspect, sort, edit, run, unload, copy, rename, delete and push models with hotkeys.

Gollama

Gollama is a macOS and Linux tool for managing Ollama models through a text user interface. It lists available models with metadata such as size, quantization level, model family and modified date, and lets a user interactively select, sort and filter them, then edit a model's Modelfile, run or unload it, calculate its approximate VRAM usage, copy or rename it, push it to a registry, or delete it, all through hotkeys.

As of version 2.0.1 it no longer links to LM Studio, since maintaining that integration alongside changes in both upstream applications took more time than the author's own use of the feature justified; the author now mostly serves models with llama.cpp and llama-swap rather than Ollama.

It is written in Go, installed with go install, a curl script, or manually, and is under active but slowing development.

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