Installation

Vupt ships as a signed cross-platform desktop application. Pick your platform below and download the matching artifact from releases.vupt.dev. All builds are signed and notarized so the OS gatekeeper accepts them without warnings.

macOS

• Apple Silicon (M1 / M2 / M3 / M4): Vupt-{version}-arm64.dmg
• Intel: Vupt-{version}-x64.dmg

Builds are notarized by Apple and signed with Vupt's Developer ID certificate. Gatekeeper will not prompt.

# Verify the notarization ticket is stapled
spctl --assess --verbose=4 /Applications/Vupt.app

Windows

• Windows 10 / 11 x64: Vupt-{version}-x64-setup.exe

The installer is signed with an EV code-signing certificate from a CA accepted by SmartScreen. The installer registers Vupt in the Start menu and adds an auto-update channel via the Tauri updater.

Linux

• AppImage (universal): Vupt-{version}-x86_64.AppImage
• Debian / Ubuntu: vupt_{version}_amd64.deb
• Fedora / RHEL: vupt-{version}-1.x86_64.rpm

All Linux builds are signed with Vupt's GPG release key. Verify the signature before running:

gpg --verify Vupt-{version}-x86_64.AppImage.sig Vupt-{version}-x86_64.AppImage

What gets installed

Component	Location
Vupt desktop binary	OS-standard application path
Local MCP server	bundled with the binary (vupt-mcp-server)
User database	~/.vupt/vupt.db (created on first launch)
Config	~/.vupt/config.toml

The Tauri shell uses the OS WebView — there is no bundled Chromium, which keeps the download under 130 MB across platforms.

Next steps

After install, register a project: open Vupt, click Add Project, point at a local git repo, configure your BYOK provider keys, and launch your first Squad. The full walkthrough is in Quick Start.