Neurolism on your desktop.
The same interface as in the browser, built from the same source, in a window of its own. Your conversations follow the account, so you can start on the laptop and finish on the phone.
- Signs you in once and stays signed in
- Updates itself, and tells you when there is one
- Session kept in the operating system's key store
System requirements
Windows
Windows 10 or newer, 64-bit
macOS (Apple silicon)
M1 and newer, macOS 12 or newer
macOS (Intel)
macOS 12 or newer
Signed and checked
The installer and the app are signed with a certificate issued to Neurolism in Brüttisellen, Switzerland, after Microsoft verified who we are. Windows shows that name when you install. For the first days after a new version, SmartScreen can still ask whether to run it: that notice is about how often a file has been downloaded so far, not about the file itself. Check that the publisher reads Neurolism, then click “More info” and “Run anyway”. The macOS app is one download for Apple silicon and Intel. It is signed with our Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so macOS opens it after the usual question about apps from the internet.
How updating works
The app asks our server whether there is something newer and shows a small notice when there is. Every update is signed twice: with the certificate that Windows or macOS checks, and with a key of our own that never leaves the build machine, which the app checks before installing anything. A server that someone else took over could not push you a build.