Pre-release

Download · v0.13.0

Get Storm

First the server, on a machine you own. Then the apps, on every device you use. The installer can set up both, and pair your phone at the end.

The server

Linux and macOS

An interactive installer: the server and app, a Runtime Host for agents, or everything. It shows its whole plan, every sudo step included, before changing anything. Debian and Ubuntu use Storm’s signed apt repository; macOS gets the release, checked against its checksums.

install 
curl -fsSL https://dewanshdt.github.io/Storm/install.sh | sh

Windows

In PowerShell — as administrator if you want the Runtime Host. The server runs as you at logon, with your notes in %USERPROFILE%\Storm. Not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen may warn.

powershell 
irm https://dewanshdt.github.io/Storm/install.ps1 | iex

Run either again any time to upgrade, pair a device or uninstall — your notes are always kept. By hand, firewalls and every option: Install the server.

The apps

Download Storm for your device, or open the web client directly from your server.

  • macOS

    Apple Silicon · arm64 · v0.13.0

    Native desktop client.

    Ad-hoc signed. macOS may ask you to allow it on first launch.

    Download →

    Storm-0.13.0-macos-arm64.zip

  • Windows

    Windows 10/11 · x64 · v0.13.0

    Native desktop client. Unzip anywhere and run storm.exe.

    Not code-signed: SmartScreen may warn. Or install it with the PowerShell installer.

    Download →

    storm-app-windows-x86_64.zip

  • Linux

    Debian · Ubuntu · x86_64 · v0.13.0

    Native desktop client.

    Other distributions: storm-app-0.13.0-x86_64-linux.tar.gz, or the installer's --app.

    Download →

    storm-app_0.13.0-1_amd64.deb

  • Android

    APK · v0.13.0

    Android client for your Storm server.

    Direct APK. Android may ask you to allow installation from this source.

    Download →

    storm-0.13.0.apk

  • Web

    Served by Storm Server

    Bundled with the server. Open your Storm server URL in a browser.

    Default port 8484 after storm-server up. On first open it pairs itself with the server and asks you to set your Storm's password.

    Open → Self-host the web client separately →

Current release · v0.13.0

Then

Open the web app or one of the apps and pair it: the first device sets your Storm’s password, and every device after that finds your Storm on your network. The Quickstart walks through the rest, agents and AI apps included.