Myne is a desktop application. You install it once, and it runs entirely on your computer. There is no browser version, because the vault lives on your device, not on a server. This article covers how to get the app and how its distribution lets you check that what you install is what we published.
Download and install
Download Myne from the releases page and run the installer for your platform (macOS, Windows, or Linux). The installers are code-signed, so your operating system can confirm the file came from us and was not altered on its way to you.
Why signed and reproducible builds matter
Myne’s builds are reproducible: anyone can rebuild the published source and get byte-for-byte the same binary. Combined with code signing, that means you do not have to trust that the download is what we built: the binary can be independently checked against the public source. This is part of the trust chain the project commits to in its public threat model; the privacy model explains where it fits and what it does and doesn’t cover.
Limits
Signed, reproducible builds let you verify that the app you run matches the published source. They do not, by themselves, protect a vault whose password or recovery phrase has leaked, and they make no claim about bugs that have not yet been found. They are one link in the chain, described no more strongly than the threat model allows.