Desktop app · Windows
Download teemd
The desktop app runs the same nine-role crew and the same review gate as everything else we ship — on your machine, against your repositories.
Before you download: Windows will warn you about this file
Windows SmartScreen warns about programs it has not seen before. Microsoft’s documentation is explicit that this is a reputation check — it looks at the file, the site and the signing certificate, and “if there’s no reputation, the item is marked as a higher risk and presents a warning to the user.” This build is brand new, and our Microsoft Azure code-signing application is still awaiting approval. Until that is complete, the file has no signing reputation.
Expect a “Windows protected your PC” panel when you run the installer. To continue, click More info, then Run anyway. Your browser may block the download itself for the same reason — SmartScreen checks files as they are downloaded, not only when they run.
We are not going to tell you when that warning will stop appearing, because we do not control it — reputation is Microsoft’s to grant, and a certificate has to earn one too. What we can do is publish the SHA-256 for a build whenever GitHub reports one, so you can confirm the file you received is exactly the file we published. When it does not, the card below says so and tells you not to install that build. Microsoft’s SmartScreen documentation(opens in a new tab)
Windows 10 and 11
teemd v0.1.0
Public Windows downloads are paused while we finish the app. Join the waitlist and we will open access when it is ready.
- File
- teemd-Setup-0.1.0.exe
- Size
- 155 MB
- Published
- 28 August 2026
Release notes and installer links will return when public downloads open.
After you download
What the installer actually does.
01
Windows warns you
Expect a blue “Windows protected your PC” panel, because Windows has not seen this program before. Click More info, then Run anyway. Your browser may block the download first, for the same reason.
02
The installer runs straight through
There are no options to choose and no folder to pick. teemd installs for your user account only, so Windows does not ask for an administrator password.
03
teemd opens, and three things change on your machine
The installer closes and the app starts on its own. It leaves a Start menu entry and a desktop shortcut, and registers teemd:// as a link type Windows hands to the app — that last one is how signing in from a browser gets back to the desktop.
Platforms
Windows only, for now.
We build and test on Windows. The other two targets are configured and have never been run, so there is nothing to offer that we could stand behind.
Windows
10 and 11 — public download paused while we finish the app
PausedmacOS
Not built or tested — we are not going to hand you one until it is
Not offeredLinux
Not built or tested — we are not going to hand you one until it is
Not offered