Download SDODS
The desktop app installs everything it needs the first time you open it, then opens straight to your dashboard. No terminal, no prerequisites.
Downloads
Linux
- .deb (64-bit) · 127 MB
- .deb (ARM64) · 122 MB
- AppImage (64-bit) · 164 MB
- Debian or Ubuntu: sudo apt install ./SDODS-*.deb — this is the recommended route.
- AppImage: chmod +x SDODS-*.AppImage, then run it.
- The AppImage runtime needs FUSE 2, which Ubuntu 22.04 and later no longer install by default. If it reports “Cannot mount AppImage”, install libfuse2t64 (Ubuntu 24.04) or libfuse2 (Ubuntu 22.04, Debian) — or just use the .deb, which has no such requirement.
Every installer is listed in SHA256SUMS.txt. To check one before you run it: shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS.txt --ignore-missing (Windows: certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256).
Version 0.1.2, released 2026-09-15 · release notes and checksums
What happens after you install
Open it
The app installs SDODS into a workspace it manages for you. Nothing else needs to be on your machine — not even Node.
Write and run tests
The dashboard is the full SDODS web UI: projects, features, runs and results, all served locally from your own machine.
Stay current
The app checks for new releases, downloads them in the background and asks before it restarts. The Linux .deb updates through apt, and macOS joins once the app is signed. Your workspace and results are untouched.
Prefer the command line?
The desktop app and the CLI are the same SDODS. If you live in a terminal, or you are setting up CI, install it with one command instead — that is still the right answer for servers and pipelines.