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:::info **Important Note on User Roles and Privacy:**

- **Admin Creation:** The first account created on Open WebUI gains **Administrator privileges**, controlling user management and system settings.
- **User Registrations:** Subsequent sign-ups start with **Pending** status, requiring Administrator approval for access.
- **Privacy and Data Security:** **All your data**, including login details, is **locally stored** on your device. Open WebUI ensures **strict confidentiality** and **no external requests** for enhanced privacy and security.
  - **All models are private by default.** Models must be explicitly shared via groups or by being made public. If a model is assigned to a group, only members of that group can see it. If a model is made public, anyone on the instance can see it.

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Choose your preferred installation method below:

- **Docker:** **Officially supported and recommended for most users**
- **Python:** Suitable for low-resource environments or those wanting a manual setup
- **Kubernetes:** Ideal for enterprise deployments that require scaling and orchestration


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        ### Pinokio.computer Installation

        For installation via Pinokio.computer, please visit their website:

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## Next Steps

After installing, visit:

- [http://localhost:3000](http://localhost:3000) to access OpenWebUI.
- or [http://localhost:8080/](http://localhost:8080/) when using a Python deployment.

You are now ready to start using OpenWebUI!

## Using OpenWebUI with Ollama
If you're using OpenWebUI with Ollama, be sure to check out our [Starting with Ollama Guide](/getting-started/quick-start/starting-with-ollama) to learn how to manage your Ollama instances with Open WebUI.

## Join the Community

Need help? Have questions? Join our community:

- [Open WebUI Discord](https://discord.gg/5rJgQTnV4s)
- [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/issues)

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