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Signed · coverage variesmacOS
macOS DMGs are Developer ID signed, Apple-notarized, stapled, and Gatekeeper-validated. Apple Silicon is hardware-tested; Intel has passed automated validation but awaits separate hardware acceptance.
OFFICIAL DOWNLOADS
Choose the installer for this computer.
This page detects only the operating system. It does not choose your Mac chip or download automatically. Select by system and chip, then review signing and verification details.
macOS detected
For an M-series Mac, download Apple Silicon.
A website cannot reliably identify your Mac chip. Open Apple menu → About This Mac: choose Apple Silicon if it shows an Apple M-series chip, and choose Intel only if it shows an Intel processor.
Windows detected
The standard installer is recommended.
This is the simplest choice for most x64 Windows PCs. Choose MSI instead if you need managed deployment or already prefer MSI.
Linux detected
If you are unsure about your distro, start with AppImage.
AppImage is the easiest way to try CoreRobin. Debian, Ubuntu, and related distributions can use the Deb package instead.
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Early previewWindows
For x64 Windows. Choose the standard installer or MSI; current installers do not have Windows platform signing.
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Early previewLinux
For x64 Linux. AppImage is portable; Deb targets Debian/Ubuntu-based systems. Confirm compatibility in a test environment first.
FIRST LAUNCH ON macOS
Install from the official DMG, then launch normally.
macOS DMGs are Developer ID signed, Apple-notarized, stapled, and Gatekeeper-validated. Apple Silicon is hardware-tested; Intel has passed automated validation but awaits separate hardware acceptance.
- 01Move it to Applications
Open the DMG, drag CoreRobin.app into Applications, then eject the disk image.
- 02Launch from Applications
Launch CoreRobin from Applications. A current signed and notarized release should open normally.
- 03If macOS still blocks it
The latest macOS release is signed, notarized, and stapled, so Open Anyway should not normally be required. If it is blocked, verify the official download and SHA-256, then report your macOS, chip, and CoreRobin versions.
If macOS says CoreRobin.app is damaged
A damaged warning indicates a package, signature, or download-integrity problem. Do not bypass it; download the latest installer again, verify SHA-256, and report the issue if it remains.
VERIFY THE DOWNLOAD
Verify the file before its first launch.
Checksums and Sigstore evidence supplement platform signing and help verify the exact published files.
Download the selected installer and SHA256SUMS first.
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After installing, start with Everyday mode.
The first launch needs a moment to prepare data. When Cleanup needs to see more locations, CoreRobin explains Full Disk Access; you can always scan accessible areas instead.
Read the first-use guide