Downloads
All releases
See all of the past releases on our GitHub
macOS
Direct download (.dmg)
Homebrew
brew install --cask LukeHearon/seenote/seenoteOr download the .dmg above, open it, and drag SeeNote to /Applications.
SeeNote is not code-signed, so macOS will block it on first launch. See macOS woes below.
macOS woes
SeeNote is not code-signed. Because of this, macOS will block it on first launch. Here’s how to get past it:
- Install SeeNote to
/Applications(drag from DMG or use Homebrew). - Open SeeNote. You’ll see a “SeeNote.app” Not Opened popup. Click “Done”.
- Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the Security section near the bottom. You should see ““SeeNote.app” was blocked to protect your Mac”. Click “Open Anyway”.
- macOS will show one last dialog titled “Open ‘SeeNote.app’?”. Click “Open Anyway”.
You will only have to do this once. Each time you open a project, you’ll need to approve reading from the folder it’s contained in.
Windows
Direct download (.exe)
Linux
On Debian/Ubuntu, the .deb is the recommended download.
Direct download (.deb)
sudo apt install ./SeeNote-Linux.debNote that the in-app updater can only replace an AppImage in place. On a .deb install the update banner offers View instead, which opens the releases page for you to download the new version manually.
Other distros
Download the AppImage, make it executable, and run it:
chmod +x SeeNote-Linux.AppImage
./SeeNote-Linux.AppImageThe AppImage bundles its own glib, which clashes with the system gvfs modules on some newer distros and can crash SeeNote at launch (undefined symbol: g_task_set_static_name). Where the .deb is an option, prefer it — it links against system libraries instead.