Tenebra v0.4.6

Desktop builds of Tenebra for Windows, macOS and Linux.

Windows is user-ready: run the installer (SmartScreen warns on an
unsigned build -> More info -> Run anyway); it sets up the background
service, and the in-app updater keeps both app and service current.

macOS is for advanced users, not click-to-run yet. The DMG alone
will NOT give you a working tunnel: macOS needs a root helper daemon
that is currently installed by hand with a sudo script
(scripts/macos/install-daemon.sh), and the build is unsigned (first
launch: System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Open Anyway). Read
the "macOS note" in the README before downloading. A signed,
click-to-run macOS build is planned.

Linux: the Arch package (.pkg.tar.zst) is the click-to-run one
— pacman -U installs the app, the core and the systemd unit, and
systemctl enable --now tenebra starts the tunnel service. The .deb
and the AppImage install only the app and the core: the privileged
service still has to be set up once by hand with
scripts/linux/install-daemon.sh, because the Debian bundle cannot run
a post-install script. Updates for a packaged install come from your
package manager, not the in-app updater, which only works for the
AppImage.

Updates are delivered in-app and verified against the project's
minisign key before they install (on macOS the updater refreshes the
app, not the hand-installed daemon).

Tenebra v0.4.5

Desktop builds of Tenebra for Windows and macOS.

Windows is user-ready: run the installer (SmartScreen warns on an
unsigned build -> More info -> Run anyway); it sets up the background
service, and the in-app updater keeps both app and service current.

macOS is for advanced users, not click-to-run yet. The DMG alone
will NOT give you a working tunnel: macOS needs a root helper daemon
that is currently installed by hand with a sudo script
(scripts/macos/install-daemon.sh), and the build is unsigned (first
launch: System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Open Anyway). Read
the "macOS note" in the README before downloading. A signed,
click-to-run macOS build is planned.

Updates are delivered in-app and verified against the project's
minisign key before they install (on macOS the updater refreshes the
app, not the hand-installed daemon).

Android alpha — 2026-07-22 (редизайн + fixes)

Экспериментальная альфа Android-клиента Tenebra (для тестеров, ставится sideload'ом).

Главное с прошлой альфы:

• Полный редизайн под фирменный брутал-канон (тёмная тема, JetBrains Mono, острые углы), русский интерфейс.
• Пинг нод с цветовой шкалой + строка АВТО — держит подключение на самой быстрой ноде.
• Живое переключение ноды без переподключения: тап по ноде на ходу меняет выход.
• Экран Настроек: автоподключение при загрузке телефона, обновление/удаление подписки, версии.
• Понятные ошибки импорта вместо технических.

Критичные фиксы (то, ради чего перетест):

• Убран краш при нажатии «Подключить».
• Починён туннель, через который не шёл трафик.

Подпись debug фиксирована — ставится поверх прошлой альфы без удаления. Если приложение упадёт — на следующем запуске покажет диалог с трейсом (Copy) + экран «Диагностика» умеет Share логов.

Tenebra v0.4.4

Desktop builds of Tenebra for Windows and macOS.

Windows is user-ready: run the installer (SmartScreen warns on an
unsigned build -> More info -> Run anyway); it sets up the background
service, and the in-app updater keeps both app and service current.

macOS is for advanced users, not click-to-run yet. The DMG alone
will NOT give you a working tunnel: macOS needs a root helper daemon
that is currently installed by hand with a sudo script
(scripts/macos/install-daemon.sh), and the build is unsigned (first
launch: System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Open Anyway). Read
the "macOS note" in the README before downloading. A signed,
click-to-run macOS build is planned.

Updates are delivered in-app and verified against the project's
minisign key before they install (on macOS the updater refreshes the
app, not the hand-installed daemon).

Android alpha — experimental, untested on-device

First Android build of Tenebra, for on-device testing only — NOT ready for general use.

The app installs and bundles the full tunnel engine, but the connection has not yet been verified on a real device. Expect rough edges; please report what breaks.

Install: allow "install unknown apps" for your browser or file manager, then open the APK. No Play Store, no account needed.

Debug-signed; a later alpha may need a clean reinstall.

Tenebra v0.4.3

Desktop builds of Tenebra for Windows and macOS.

Windows is user-ready: run the installer (SmartScreen warns on an
unsigned build -> More info -> Run anyway); it sets up the background
service, and the in-app updater keeps both app and service current.

macOS is for advanced users, not click-to-run yet. The DMG alone
will NOT give you a working tunnel: macOS needs a root helper daemon
that is currently installed by hand with a sudo script
(scripts/macos/install-daemon.sh), and the build is unsigned (first
launch: System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Open Anyway). Read
the "macOS note" in the README before downloading. A signed,
click-to-run macOS build is planned.

Updates are delivered in-app and verified against the project's
minisign key before they install (on macOS the updater refreshes the
app, not the hand-installed daemon).

Tenebra v0.4.2

Desktop builds of Tenebra for Windows and macOS.

Windows is user-ready: run the installer (SmartScreen warns on an
unsigned build -> More info -> Run anyway); it sets up the background
service, and the in-app updater keeps both app and service current.

macOS is for advanced users, not click-to-run yet. The DMG alone
will NOT give you a working tunnel: macOS needs a root helper daemon
that is currently installed by hand with a sudo script
(scripts/macos/install-daemon.sh), and the build is unsigned (first
launch: System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Open Anyway). Read
the "macOS note" in the README before downloading. A signed,
click-to-run macOS build is planned.

Updates are delivered in-app and verified against the project's
minisign key before they install (on macOS the updater refreshes the
app, not the hand-installed daemon).

Tenebra v0.4.1

Desktop builds of Tenebra for Windows and macOS.

Windows is user-ready: run the installer (SmartScreen warns on an
unsigned build -> More info -> Run anyway); it sets up the background
service, and the in-app updater keeps both app and service current.

macOS is for advanced users, not click-to-run yet. The DMG alone
will NOT give you a working tunnel: macOS needs a root helper daemon
that is currently installed by hand with a sudo script
(scripts/macos/install-daemon.sh), and the build is unsigned (first
launch: System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Open Anyway). Read
the "macOS note" in the README before downloading. A signed,
click-to-run macOS build is planned.

Updates are delivered in-app and verified against the project's
minisign key before they install (on macOS the updater refreshes the
app, not the hand-installed daemon).

Tenebra v0.4.0

Desktop builds of Tenebra for Windows and macOS.

Windows is user-ready: run the installer (SmartScreen warns on an
unsigned build -> More info -> Run anyway); it sets up the background
service, and the in-app updater keeps both app and service current.

macOS is for advanced users, not click-to-run yet. The DMG alone
will NOT give you a working tunnel: macOS needs a root helper daemon
that is currently installed by hand with a sudo script
(scripts/macos/install-daemon.sh), and the build is unsigned (first
launch: System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Open Anyway). Read
the "macOS note" in the README before downloading. A signed,
click-to-run macOS build is planned.

Updates are delivered in-app and verified against the project's
minisign key before they install (on macOS the updater refreshes the
app, not the hand-installed daemon).

Tenebra v0.3.7

Desktop builds of Tenebra for Windows and macOS.

Windows is user-ready: run the installer (SmartScreen warns on an
unsigned build -> More info -> Run anyway); it sets up the background
service, and the in-app updater keeps both app and service current.

macOS is for advanced users, not click-to-run yet. The DMG alone
will NOT give you a working tunnel: macOS needs a root helper daemon
that is currently installed by hand with a sudo script
(scripts/macos/install-daemon.sh), and the build is unsigned (first
launch: System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Open Anyway). Read
the "macOS note" in the README before downloading. A signed,
click-to-run macOS build is planned.

Updates are delivered in-app and verified against the project's
minisign key before they install (on macOS the updater refreshes the
app, not the hand-installed daemon).