Install
Builds for every platform live on tinspec.dev/download — that page carries the current files, sizes, and SHA-256 checksums, so this page does not repeat them.
There is no sign-up and no licence key. The app is fully usable the moment it opens.
A signed and notarized universal .dmg — one file for both Apple Silicon and Intel. Open
it and drag Tinspec to Applications; Gatekeeper will not complain.
Two formats:
.AppImage(x86-64) — mark it executable and run it. This is the build that can update itself in place..deb(Debian / Ubuntu, x86-64) —sudo apt install ./Tinspec_*.deb.
Arch Linux
Section titled “Arch Linux”The AUR package tinspec-bin repacks the released .deb:
yay -S tinspec-binWindows
Section titled “Windows”A per-user .exe installer (NSIS, x86-64). It is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen will
warn on first run — choose More info → Run anyway.
Updating
Section titled “Updating”The app checks for updates on startup and shows a toast when one is available.
| Install | Update path |
|---|---|
macOS .dmg | Updates itself |
Linux .AppImage | Updates itself |
Linux .deb | Notified only — update with your package manager |
Arch (tinspec-bin) | Notified only — update with your package manager |
Windows .exe | Updates itself |
Installs that cannot self-update say so in the toast and in About, rather than offering a button that would not work.
First run — creating a project and finding your way around.