Download Airy
There are two different things people mean by "download the app," and this page is honest about which one you're getting: a command-line tool you can install right now without an account, or the signed, double-click desktop installer, which requires signing in first.
Command line — works right now, no sign-in
Installs airy-manager, the CLI. This is a public download; nothing
to authenticate.
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Not your platform? Choose one explicitly
One-line installers:
curl -fsSL https://www.airy.digital/install.sh | sh
macOS and Linux (Intel and Apple Silicon / ARM64 both auto-detected by the script itself).
macOS and Linux only (Intel and Apple Silicon / ARM64 both auto-detected by the script itself). There is no Windows one-line installer offered here — see below.
Or fetch a specific binary directly, no script:
These are the bare
airy-manager binary for each platform — same file the installer scripts fetch and
checksum, just without the script wrapper. Not a signed, double-click app installer; see below
for that.
Windows is deliberately not
listed here. The only public Windows binary this site can currently hand out
(/manager/download/windows-*) is unsigned, which is exactly the
artifact this page must not point strangers at (see the sign-in section below). Windows users
get the real, signed installer after signing in.
The signed desktop app — requires sign-in
The notarized macOS .dmg and the signed Windows setup
.exe — the installers you'd actually double-click.
This is a deliberate product decision, not a bug or an oversight: the signed installer is
gated behind sign-in, and every unauthenticated request for it is refused outright — there is
no version of this button that would work for a signed-out visitor, so we are not putting one
here. What happens next is: you sign in at app.airy.digital, and it hands your
already-authenticated session the real download.
There's no signed installer for Linux — only the command-line tool above is published for that platform.
Sign in at app.airy.digital →Slack
Airy doesn't have a public Slack listing yet. This space is reserved for that invite link once one exists; nothing has been invented here to fill it. Justin decides what goes here.