Downloads

Every toryo download carries the desktop console and the whole command line, and provisions everything on first launch.

v1.3.2 · 15 October 2026

macOS

Not sure which? Apple menu, About This Mac: a chip named Apple M1 or later is Apple Silicon.

Windows

Linux x86-64 and arm64: AppImage, deb or rpm

x86-64

  • AppImage, runs anywhere, updates itself · 153.5 MB

    sha256 3c66f3dec6b6bb6e25691b0d174ead8e0d4354147604dde60f78dc1db11bc822

  • deb, Debian, Ubuntu · 59.5 MB

    sha256 f87d5d4cc479893caf6fda348364b323c93580df7b582d140c8c09d679e96dfc

  • rpm, Fedora · 59.5 MB

    sha256 37ade709d01f845cf040aada42024947dd48f7307f19d7c2393f4e43c4716807

arm64

  • AppImage, runs anywhere, updates itself · 149.1 MB

    sha256 87b64aa45fc2943950548d52c457f9d6d345f594701cb7e3ed826f9c8f3a9fc2

  • deb, Debian, Ubuntu · 59.3 MB

    sha256 459636efd1c7e79dc096ef96b30f7f3d714b785ee259e90ef8b61ed4cd6775af

  • rpm, Fedora · 59.3 MB

    sha256 ebe8e91b296d7fde60a8d92b2e4bac2a677e4570f1e6bd532b9ce9d188297a62

Verify with SHA256SUMS via shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS

macOS builds are signed and notarized. The app can update itself on either Mac architecture, but only when you ask it to and only once nothing is running.

Before you install

  • macOS, Apple Silicon or Intel, signed and notarized; Linux, x86-64 or arm64; or Windows, through WSL2, with an installer that is not signed yet.
  • A coding agent, installed and signed in: Claude Code, Codex or GitHub Copilot. toryo drives your own sessions with your own credentials, and you can have more than one.
  • git, tmux, and the GitHub CLI signed in.
  • Homebrew, if you want setup to install the pieces you are missing. It is how toryo installs tmux and Ollama for you; without it they are yours to install by hand.
  • Docker is optional. toryo keeps everything in Postgres and lets you choose how that Postgres runs. Docker is one answer; the embedded pglite runtime is the other and needs no Docker at all. Setup picks pglite when Docker is not already running, so nothing here waits on a multi-gigabyte install.

toryo doctor checks every one of these and prints the exact command to fix anything missing. Full detail is in Getting started.

Linux gets the same app as a deb, an rpm or an AppImage; only the AppImage updates itself. Windows gets an installer, not signed yet, whose backend runs inside WSL2. Linux is tested in containers; real Linux hardware and a user systemd session are unverified.