Emberr 1.1.0

[benny10ben]

Emberr 1.1.0 (Beta)

This is the first public release of Emberr 👻

Beta: Expect some rough edges. If you find a bug, please open an issue.

Highlights

• Block-based editor for notes, checklists, tables, and more
• Spaces to keep work, personal, and school separate
• Images, documents, and voice notes in any note
• Daily notes with automatic task rollover
• Built-in calendar and reminders
• Encrypted sync between your phone and desktop over local Wi-Fi
• Self-host sync to your own WebDAV server (encrypted on the server)
• AI is off by default. Turn it on to use a local model or your own API key
• No trackers, no ads, no data sharing

Which file do I download?

Platform	File
Android	Emberr-android.apk
Linux (adds to app menu)	emberr-x86_64.tar.gz
Linux (single file)	Emberr-x86_64.AppImage
Windows	Emberr-Setup-x86_64.exe

You don't need latest.json or latest.json.sig. The app uses them to check for updates.

Install notes

• Android: Your phone may ask you to allow installing apps from your browser. You can also use Obtainium to get automatic updates.
• Linux tarball: Extract it, then run ./emberr-*-x86_64/install.sh. No root needed.
• Linux AppImage: Run chmod +x Emberr-x86_64.AppImage, then open it.
• Windows: The installer isn't code-signed yet. If you see "Windows protected your PC", click More info, then Run anyway.

Full install guide in the README.

Updates

Linux and Windows update from inside the app. On Android, Emberr tells you when a new version is out, or Obtainium handles it for you.

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