Splitrail Desktop GUI 1.1.2 — Windows, macOS and Linux

Splitrail Desktop GUI 1.1.2

Native downloads for Windows, Linux and Apple silicon Macs. Python and the UI dependencies are included in these archives.

Download and install

Your computer	Download	Install / launch
Windows 10/11, Intel/AMD 64-bit	Windows ZIP	Right-click → Extract All, open Splitrail, then double-click Splitrail.exe. Keep the whole folder together.
Apple silicon Mac (M1 or newer), macOS 14+	Mac ZIP	Unzip and drag Splitrail.app to Applications.
Linux, Intel/AMD 64-bit, Ubuntu 22.04+ or compatible	Linux archive	Extract, then run ./Splitrail/Splitrail. Keep the whole folder together.
Python installation / Intel Mac	Source-only zipapp	Follow the platform-specific Python commands in the install guide.

See the full install guide for checksums, Linux libraries, updates and removal. These community builds are unsigned; the Mac app has a local ad-hoc signature but is not notarized. The guide explains the first-open security prompts. Intel macOS and Windows ARM were not native-tested.

On first launch, choose Use on this device for local Codex tracking. GitHub is optional. Other AI tools need the separate Splitrail collector.

Fixes

• Fix Windows startup when Qt Quick cannot find its controls plugin dependencies.
• Keep Windows refresh commands from flashing console windows.
• Find Homebrew and common user-installed tools when opening the Mac app from Finder.
• Exercise hourly usage and timezone fixtures on Windows instead of skipping them.
• Include native runtimes, license notices and SHA-256 checksums. Exclude unused Qt add-ons and development tools from downloads.

Validation and privacy

• Windows 11 x64: 148 tests, source archive self-check, native dashboard/onboarding launch checks and a visual check with synthetic data.
• Ubuntu 22.04 under WSLg: 148 tests and packaged launch checks.
• Apple silicon macOS: 148 tests, zipapp self-check and both native app launch checks in one Codemagic run (1 minute 7 seconds). Tested application/build commit: 5e0f6f6; the subsequent change only sanitizes Linux archive ownership metadata.
• No GitHub Actions runs. Codemagic is manual-only with no publishing credentials or automatic triggers.
• Release files were checked for personal paths/account details. Linux archive owner metadata is stripped. Only application code, dependencies, license notices and synthetic sample data are shipped; no credentials, usage logs or local settings are included.

The .pyz requires Python 3.11+ plus PySide6 and ijson installed separately. Native archives require no Python setup.