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Scribe in its own window on your Mac or Linux machine — in your dock, out of your browser tabs. It always stays up to date, and you sign in just like you do on the web.

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Download

macOS (Apple Silicon)

Download the .dmg for Apple Silicon Macs (M1 and later).

Linux .deb (amd64) — recommended for Debian/Ubuntu

Package for Debian and Ubuntu-based distributions.

Linux AppImage (x86_64)

Portable single-file build that runs on most modern distributions.

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macOS

Open the .dmg, drag Scribe into Applications, and double-click Scribe to launch it. Scribe is signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens with no Gatekeeper warnings — there is nothing extra to run and no Terminal commands needed.

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Linux

Add the signed Scribe apt repository once, then install and update Scribe like any other package:
New releases arrive through your normal sudo apt upgrade. apt resolves the runtime dependencies (WebKitGTK 4.1 and GTK 3) automatically, and Scribe appears in your application launcher.

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Direct .deb download

If you prefer a one-off install without adding a repository:

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AppImage

The AppImage is self-contained. Make it executable and run it: